Viewers were left fuming over Bill Murray's 'disgusting' move to swoop in and unexpectedly kiss actress Naomi Watts while interviewing her on Watch What Happens Live

Naomi Watts inherits a 150-pound Great Dane named Apollo after the death of her mentor Bill Murray in “The Friend.”

Bill Murray was feeling frisky on Monday night’s (March 31) episode of Watch What Happens Live. While promoting his new movie with Naomi Watts, the comedian grabbed his co-star’s face and planted one on her mouth, shocking everyone in the Bravo Clubhouse.

Slimer is one of the most iconic apparitions haunting the Ghostbusters franchise, and part of that timeless is due to the big scene in which Bill Murray's Venkman gets doused with slime. Murray recently shared his memories from the iconic scene,

When reflecting on his career, Bill Murray expressed a desire to tackle his 1984 war drama The Razor's Edge in a different way.

The Friend’ explores how we grapple with grief, the complexities of human relationships, and the mysterious ways in which we bond with an animal.

“He was a good friend and really always understood — Bruce Willis was a Page at NBC when I was on ‘Saturday Night Live.’ He was a Page. And his job was to come and to refill — this sounds like insane s---, but his job was to come and go to the dressing rooms and refill the M&M's and pretzels kind of thing in the actors’ rooms,” he said.

It’s not every actor who can hold his own against Academy Award nominees Naomi Watts and Bill Murray. But in the new dramedy “The Friend," a Great Dane named Bing makes a heck of a case for a canine Oscar.