Hardified Harold Ramis’s death sent shock waves throughout the world. Actors, writers, directors and manufacturers have become a favorite cult and collect a massive fan base for their role in the ghostbuster franchise. His role as Egon Spengler is the most popular and recognizable among fans. In 2014 he died of automatic immune inflammatory vasculitis. He suffered from a disease for four years. February 24 disease took over it. He was surrounded by friends and family during his death. Harold Ramis will be remembered for his extensive film career and is considered a comedy legend by film visitors. Ramis has written more than 33 films, TV series, shorts and video games, daughter of Violet and Sons Daniel and Julian.

Harold Allen Ramis was born on November 21, 1944 in Chicago Illinois. He has an extraordinary academic record in school which is almost contrary to his strange sense of humor. Middle school classmates call him a class clown. Harold grew up north of Chicago and studied at the University of Washington in St. Louis Missouri. At school Harold met his first wife Anne and in 1967 they had their first child violet.

Harold Ramis developed his plan to write at school but it would be almost 4 years before he found a job related to his title. After college he moved back to Chicago and worked as a substitute teacher in a public school. Harold then works in a mental house in an orderly manner.

Harold’s career had not started until 1969 when he was finally paid to use his sense of humor to write a joke for Playboy magazine. In the same year he auditioned for the second city improvised group. The second city is the sketch comedy theater which was founded in 1964. Ramis appeared with a group for 2 years before packing with his wife and daughter Violet and moving to New York City. It is the best decision and risk in his life. He doesn’t have a stable job there. His wife worked some work to support the family until Ramis developed his career.

Ramis joined the National Lampoon Show, which served as a career place for Bill Murray, John Belushi and Gilda Radner. His career breakthrough came in 1975 when he wrote and starred in the house of the National Lampoon Animal. The film followed the brotherhood group that challenged their school deans. With a budget of only $ 3 million, the film made more than $ 141 million at the box office. It became the second largest film in 1978 next to Grease. The film launched Kevin Bacon’s career, John Belushi, and John Landis producer..

Harold’s career continues the trajectory with his writing and acting credit for other classic Ghostbusters. The epic film earned almost $ 300 million worldwide at the box office. It landed a number of film nominations including two Oscars. The film was ranked by the American Film Institute at 28 in the list of 100 comedy films.

Throughout his career Harold has starred in, written, directed or produced 7 films considered by the American Film Institute as the funniest film in history.

In the 90s and in the 2000s Harold Allen Ramis continued to have great success with Groundhog Day, Bedazis, analyzing this verse, and one year in 2009.