Bill Murray Reflects on Regret Over Declining Clint Eastwood Film in the 1980s

The actor recently shared that turning down a Navy-themed comedy, believed to be 'Heartbreak Ridge,' is one of his few career regrets.

Bill Murray revealed on 'Howard Stern Show' that he regrets declining Clint Eastwood's offer to collaborate on a Navy-themed comedy in the 1980s.
Murray turned down the role due to concerns about being typecast in military comedies following the success of 'Stripes.'
The film in question is believed to be 'Heartbreak Ridge,' a 1986 wartime comedy directed by and starring Eastwood.
Murray has since apologized to Eastwood for the missed opportunity, though Eastwood appears to have moved on from the matter.
At 94, Clint Eastwood continues his prolific career, recently releasing his 40th directorial effort, 'Juror No 2.'