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Bill Murray stars in the legendary comedy film and plays the role of a jaded TV weatherman with the task of covering Punxsutawney's Groundhog Day.
Bill Murray stars in the legendary comedy film and plays the role of a jaded TV weatherman with the task of covering Punxsutawney’s Groundhog Day. Columbia/courtesy Everett Collection

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Bill Murray stars in the movie "Groundhog Day" besides Andie MacDowell (center) and Chris Elliot (right).
Bill Murray stars in the movie “Groundhog Day” besides Andie MacDowell (center) and Chris Elliot (right). Columbia Pictures/Courtesy Eve

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Stephen Tobolowsky plays Ned Ryerson, a former classmate of Bill Murray's character and current insurance salesman.
Stephen Tobolowsky plays Ned Ryerson, a former classmate of Bill Murray’s character and current insurance salesman. Alamy Stock Photo

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Bill Murray's character, Phil Connors, predicts a snow storm won't hit Western Pennsylvania. However, his forecast is later proven to be incorrect.
Bill Murray’s character, Phil Connors, predicts a snow storm won’t hit Western Pennsylvania. However, his forecast is later proven to be incorrect. Columbia Pictures/Courtesy Eve

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Columbia/courtesy Everett Collection Bill Murray's character gets stuck in a time loop, making him relive Groundhog Day -- Feb. 2 -- over and over and over.
Bill Murray’s character gets stuck in a time loop, making him relive Groundhog Day — Feb. 2 — over and over and over. Columbia/courtesy Everett Collection

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Bill Murray's character first uses the time loop as a way to get away with many things, such as driving Punxsutawney Phil -- and himself -- off a cliff.
Bill Murray’s character first uses the time loop as a way to get away with many things, such as driving Punxsutawney Phil — and himself — off a cliff. Columbia/courtesy Everett Collection

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After Bill Murray's character reveals he's stuck in a time loop, Andie MacDowell's character, Rita, tells him to use it as a blessing -- one where he can utilize all the free time he has.
After Bill Murray’s character reveals he’s stuck in a time loop, Andie MacDowell’s character, Rita, tells him to use it as a blessing — one where he can utilize all the free time he has. Columbia Pictures/Courtesy Eve

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With all the time in the world, Bill Murray's character eventually learns to ice sculpt, speak French and learn how to be grateful for the little things. At the end of the movie, he ends up with Andie MacDowell's character.
With all the time in the world, Bill Murray’s character eventually learns to ice sculpt, speak French and learn how to be grateful for the little things. At the end of the movie, he ends up with Andie MacDowell’s character. Columbia Pictures/Courtesy Eve

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