When Joe Nicchi, who owns an ice-cream truck, heard that Murrey was shooting 'Rock the Kasbah' in the neighbourhood, he decided to try his luck.
Nicchi parked his truck near the shooting place and announced that he was hosting a 'Bill Murray Ice Cream Social' and would serve free ice-cream. To his surprise, Nicchi ended up serving a cone to the 'Lost In Translation' star, reported People magazine.
"Word got out, people from the crew and the neighborhood were wandering over and eventually (Murray) came by. He asked me what I recommended and I said a (chocolate and vanilla) twist with sea salt," Nicchi told the magazine.
Murray, 63, is famous for randomly crashing strangers' parties to the delight of his fans.
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