Hide your ghost-kids, hide your ghost-wife! We’re getting more Ghostbusters! (Your ghost-family isn’t safe.) We’ve heard rumors that there would be a male-counterpart to Paul Feig‘s Ghostbusters reboot since a nerdy email from Channing Tatum surfaced this past December, declaring he would like to team up with Chris Pratt for an epic ectoplasmic adventure, but with no deals in place, all involved have remained tight-lipped about the possible addition to the franchise. But that all changed yesterday when screenwriter Drew Pearce was questioned about the status of the project at the premiere of his new film Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation.

Join Jessica Chobot for the red-carpet scoop, plus some eye-opening updates from Drew Pearce’s Twitter account and Chris Pratt’s Instagram that make us really excited for the future of bustin’.

For the record, my GB idea has a mixed gender team. Also ghosts of all classes (I to VII). It's very inclusive that way.

— Drew Pearce (@mrdrewpearce) July 29, 2015

I ain't fraid'a no goats

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