Ghostbusters Director Paul Feig Plays ‘Real or Fake Ghost?’

(rockabilly music)

(Laughing)

The ghost of Minnie Quay?

I'm from Michigan and actually grew up

very close to the Port Huron, so I would love to think

that that was true, so I'm gonna say it's true.

(ping)

(Snapping) Michigander, come on.

The Chartreuse Lady, although it sounds like

a wonderful drink, haunting a brothel, (sighing)

I want to believe it's true, and yet

something seems too convenient, I'm gonna say false.

(ping)

Oh, (snapping) come on.

The Sailing Frenchman, that sounds like a

filthy sexual practice.

Mariners have lots of folklore about their ships

and things that get them through the rough seas

so I'm gonna say that the Sailing Frenchman is true.

Please let it be true.

(buzzer)

D'oh, nuts.

The Greenbrier Ghost.

I think that there's such, folklore and such a

big story behind

said ghost.

I like that there's a lot of legal reasons why

this ghost exists, so I'm gonna say true.

(ping)

Ah, (snapping) thank goodness.

Come on, I'm three for four, right?

The Wizard Clip, that's where I used to get my hair cut

when I was a kid.

That's such a bizarre sounding name for a ghost

and story behind it that,

I'm gonna say it's true.

(ping)

Ah, (snapping) yes.

Hmm, the Lady of the Stacks.

Ah, (sighing) I like the sound of her,

but she sounds too much like somebody

who's in the original Ghostbusters

so I'm gonna say false.

(ping)

Ha you can't fool me.

(laughing) Oh Joe Bush, where are you this election season?

Why would I possibly want Joe Bush in office?

Joe Bush, I feel like miners and people who work

with the earth have a folklore about it,

and some sort of mysteries so let's say Joe Bush is true.

(ping)

Oh my. (laughing)

The Hair Witch.

Hair Witch who died using a dryer (laughing) in the bathtub,

that's stupid enough that you should

end up being a ghost but I'm gonna say that's false.

(ping)

Oh thank God.

We did it, huh?

Come on.

What was my score?