Rick Moranis to Return for "Ghostbusters 3"635

Sony Pictures has recently announced the third "Ghostbusters" film. Now Harold Ramis, who co-wrote and starred in the first two installments, sat down with Entertainment Weekly to talk about it, confirming that the entire original cast will return.

That cast includes, himself, Dan Aykroyd, Ernie Hudson, Bill Murray and even Rick Moranis, who hasn't appeared in a movie since 1997. "Everybody said they'd do it," said Ramis. "They'll be looking at younger actors [for the lead roles], I'm sure. But we'll be in it as mentors or advisers."

To move forward with the new film, Ramis said that "everyone's gonna have to love the script." Unfortunately, it will be a while before anyone even sees it. Gene Stupinksy and Lee Eisenberg, the exec-producers of "The Office" are currently working on a draft, but because "they work full-time on 'The Office,' the script process is slow," said Ramis. "Even if there was a great script by the end of the summer, it would be a year before [we could go into production]. It's a big movie. Lots of prep."

Ramis also confirmed that the story won't have anything to do with the "Ghostbusters Go to Hell" premise that Aykroyd came up with in the '90s for Chris Farley, Chris Rock and Ben Stiller to star. "As soon as Danny said it, I thought that was really funny. But now there's a new concept," Ramis said. "And it's interesting, beyond the kind of mythology of it, there's a personal story that's pretty grounded."