Finn Wolfhard, known for his roles in Ghostbusters and Stranger Things, is currently involved in multiple high-profile projects. His upcoming film, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, is set to release soon, marking his second collaboration with directors Jason Reitman and Gil Kenan. Wolfhard has also joined the cast of SNL 1975, a drama chronicling the events leading up to the first broadcast of Saturday Night Live.
Following the passing of Ghostbusters co-creator Ivan Reitman, Jason Reitman transitioned to a producer role on Frozen Empire, with Gil Kenan taking over as director. Wolfhard expressed understanding and support for this decision, given the emotional weight of directing after a personal loss.
Wolfhard's character in Frozen Empire, Trevor, is adjusting to life in a new city and an old firehouse. The young actor shared his excitement for the project and praised the seamless transition to Kenan as director, given his deep understanding of the franchise.
Additionally, Wolfhard discussed his involvement in Stranger Things 5, the final season of the popular Netflix series. He highlighted the increased scale of the season while emphasizing a return to the dynamics of the show's early seasons.
On the set of SNL 1975, Wolfhard plays an NBC paige and expressed his enthusiasm for the project, particularly filming outside of 30 Rockefeller Plaza with vintage cars. He also mentioned the privilege of working alongside the talented ensemble cast.
Wolfhard reflected on his interactions with the legacy cast of Ghostbusters, including Dan Aykroyd, and praised their openness and mutual respect on set. He acknowledged the surreal experience of being part of such iconic projects and expressed gratitude for the opportunities.
As Wolfhard continues to navigate his diverse acting roles, he remains grateful for the chance to be part of projects that resonate with audiences and make a lasting impact. His journey from cosplaying as a Ghostbuster to becoming a part of the franchise exemplifies the unique and exciting path his career has taken.
