Kazman

Kazman is a fictional character from the 1984 film "Ghostbusters," directed by Ivan Reitman and produced by Columbia Pictures. The character is portrayed by Rick Moranis and serves as the team's accountant and de facto leader. Kazman is known for his distinctive appearance, including a large, round head, a receding hairline, and a penchant for wearing a suit with a bow tie. His most memorable catchphrase is "I've got a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore," which he says when the Ghostbusters encounter supernatural phenomena.

Kazman's character is designed to be a comedic foil to the more serious and stoic members of the Ghostbusters team, including Dr. Peter Venkman, Dr. Raymond Stantz, and Winston Zeddemore. His humor often revolves around his ineptitude in dealing with supernatural threats, which contrasts with the team's more competent handling of the situations. Despite his lack of supernatural knowledge, Kazman's presence adds a layer of humor and lightheartedness to the film.

The character of Kazman has become an iconic figure in popular culture, often cited as one of the most memorable and beloved characters from the 1980s. His catchphrase has been referenced in various forms of media and is often used to describe situations that are unexpected or out of the ordinary. Kazman's portrayal by Rick Moranis has also been praised for its comedic timing and physical comedy, contributing to the film's overall success.