Ghostbusters 3 rumor: Emma Stone and Jonah Hill offered roles

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 12 years ago

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Here’s a take-it or leave-it rumor for GHOSTBUSTERS 3; at least it doesn’t involve Bill Murray. According to the website Schmoes Know, SUPERBAD co-stars Jonah Hill and Emma Stone have been offered the roles of “Jeremy” and “Anna” respectively. The site doesn’t know who these characters are, but based on the actors I’m sure we could guess their of personality types.

Of course, this is just a rumor, so we shouldn’t even pencil these names in. Hell, when it comes to GHOSTBUSTERS 3, all bets are off, so no one knows anything for sure other than the producers – and sometimes it even seems like they’re unsure of where the movie stands.

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