Bill Murray filmed lashing out at fan who ‘attacked him’ inside Manhattan movie theater
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Bill Murray filmed lashing out at fan who ‘attacked him’ inside Manhattan movie theater

Bill Murray filmed lashing out at fan who ‘attacked him’ inside Manhattan movie theater

Bill Murray has been caught on camera lashing out at a fan – threatening to step on a moviegoer’s foot for violating his personal space. 

A TikTok clip that has gone viral showed the Hollywood actor, 74, walking inside the AMC Lincoln Square movie theater in New York City as fans seemed to crowd around him. 

After a fan seemingly got too close, Murray can be heard yelling ‘Stop it’ before turning around and pointing his finger. 

‘If you attack me like that again, I’ll step on your foot,’ said the Ghostbusters and Lost In Translation star. 

A security guard then intervened and guided Murray toward an escalator as the actor accused the moviegoer of ‘physical assault.’ 

‘Don’t do it again!’ Murray warned as he walked away from the crowd. 

‘You’re not big enough to do that,’ he added as the fan continued to apologize. 

The video quickly made the rounds on social media, with the public split on Murray’s behavior.

Bill Murray, 74, was caught on camera lashing out at a fan at an AMC theater in Manhattan 

Murray accused the moviegoer of 'physical assault' and threatened to 'step' on the fan's foot

Murray accused the moviegoer of ‘physical assault’ and threatened to ‘step’ on the fan’s foot 

Some fans defended Murray's actions and accused the fan of violating his personal space, while others trolled the actor online

 Some fans defended Murray’s actions and accused the fan of violating his personal space, while others trolled the actor online 

Many fans were quick to defend the actor, with one comment reading, ‘Bill Murray is known as a good guy to the public. I don’t blame him for creating a boundary here.’

‘Don’t understand people bothering these people like they’re some kind of gods. They’re actors, just people,’ another agreed. 

Some fans shared their experiences meeting the actor, testifying that Murray was kind to them during their interactions. 

‘I was at a Cubs game, Bill Murray sat in front of us, he bought us a round of beers because we would stop fans from harassing him. Great guy!’ one fan shared. 

‘I know Bill M from my childhood in Wilmette Ill and he’s a great guy and someone crossed the line so they must have been very aggressive and annoying,’ a second shared. 

However, some comments slammed the actor for the aggressive behavior, with one user calling Murray a ‘Karen.’

‘It looks like Bill Murray attacked the guy behind him,’ another wrote. 

Murray was at the theater to promote his new film with Naomi Watts, The Friend, which comes out on April 25. 

Murray was at the theater while promoting his new film with Naomi Watts, The Friend, which comes out on April 25

Murray was at the theater while promoting his new film with Naomi Watts, The Friend, which comes out on April 25

Murray has recently been the subject of debate on social media after his unprompted kiss with Naomi Watts on Andy Cohen's Watch What Happens Live

Murray has recently been the subject of debate on social media after his unprompted kiss with Naomi Watts on Andy Cohen’s Watch What Happens Live 

Murray and Watts have been on a press tour promoting the new film, recently appearing on an episode of Andy Cohen’s Watch What Happens Live. 

During a Q&A segment of the show, Watts was asked who her best on-screen kiss was, which led Murray to grab her and kiss her on air. 

Murray became the subject of debate once again, with a flurry of social media users sounding off on the jaw-dropping interaction.

‘I feel so bad for her that she had to pretend to be okay afterwards,’ one commenter wrote. 

‘The death grip on her face… poor Naomi,’ another chimed in. 

Despite the negative commentary, the two seemed to laugh it off and Watts asked, ‘Did I go red?’ 

Murray also made headlines recently for his candid commentary on The Howard Stern Show when he revealed what it was like to lose an Oscar in 2004 to Sean Penn after he was favored for the award. 

DailyMail.com reached out to Murray’s representatives for comment but didn’t immediately hear back.  

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