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Former Ghostbuster Dan Aykroyd is talking about strapping on the ol' proton pack one more time for a third Ghostbusters movie. Aykroyd is saying his co-stars from the first two films -- Bill Murray, Harold Ramis, Ernie Hudson and Sigourney Weaver – are also on board, and that production could start as soon as this winter.

Aykroyd wants the new movie to introduce a team of five younger Ghostbusters, including several female members. He's hoping to land Dollhouse star Eliza Dushku and Alyssa Milano to be a part of the "next generation" of Ghostbusters.

Aykroyd's just thinking out loud at this point, but I'm almost certain we'll see Milano show up in the third film. She voiced the female lead in the upcoming Ghostbusters video game, which features the voices of all three original Ghostbusters, and reportedly got along very well with everyone.

Dushku addressed Aykroyd's words on her Twitter feed, saying this is the first she's heard about her possible involvement with Ghostbusters, but she'd definitely "suit up" for the role. Milano hasn't heard anything official yet either, according to her Twitter feed.

I'm not the biggest Eliza Dushku fan, but I could see this working. It's not like she doesn't have tons of onscreen experience kicking paranormal ass while cracking wise. She would probably have to play the dangerous or impulsive Ghostbuster, maybe opposite a more levelheaded scientist played by Milano. Whatever the case, it looks like Aykroyd wants to inject some, er, hotness into the franchise which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Just as long as Murray's Peter Venkman gets to hit on the new girls throughout the entire film.