"The thing is, I’m so comfortable in my suit that by now it almost feels like a second skin." "Seriously, I can’t count the number of times we’ve been at one charity event or another when, after it’s all over, I pop into a grocery store to grab something for dinner and a person calls out, ‘Hey! Who ya gonna call?’ because I forgot I was still in costume," says Blady, who some readers may recognize as Manitoba’s former health minister, having served under NDP premier Greg Selinger from 2014 to 2016. Which reminds her: on her way out of the Cineplex, Sharon Blady must remember to park her slime blower, if she has designs on stopping anywhere on the way home. At long last, the time has come to again don your proton pack and fire up your Aurascope Ghostbusters: Afterlife, originally slated for release in July 2020, officially opens in movie theatres across North America this weekend, following multiple delays associated with the pandemic.Īmong those most eager to take in the flick, which sees Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Ernie Hudson and Sigourney Weaver reprising their roles from the spooktacular franchise’s first two entries, Ghostbusters (1984) and Ghostbusters II (1989), are Winnipeg Ghostbusters, an officially licensed fan club whose members scare up money for charity, while decked out in their best, phantom-fighting garb.
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