Chris Hemsworth's dumb character in “Ghostbusters” gets featurette (video)

Chris Hemsworth's dumb character in “Ghostbusters” gets featurette
 April 27, 2016 - 13:38 AMT

PanARMENIAN.Net - The original Ghostbusters has Janine Melnitz, the upcoming "Ghostbusters (2016)" has Kevin, the big dumb secretary. The character, played by Chris Hemsworth, gets a spotlight in a new featurette released in time for Administrative Professionals Day this Wednesday, April 27, AceShowbiz said.

"Hello! I'm here for the receptionist job," Kevin says as he enters the headquarter. Described as "big dumb puppy dog", Kevin is the worst you can get for a secretarial job and he has no idea what the gang does.

The featurette also presents comments from director Paul Feig and the film's cast about the actor. "Chris Hemsworth is a huge comedic talent," Feig gushes. Leslie Jones, who plays Patty Tolan, adds, "Seriously, there is no way that you're this sweet, this funny, this fine. It's just not fair."

Hemsworth himself says of his character, "Kevin thinks he's going to become a Ghostbuster too. He takes a whole load of equipment, gets a bike and builds his own uniform and is like, look, I'm one of the gang now."

The "Ghostbusters" reboot will haunt theaters across U.S. on July 15.

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