Perhaps one of the lesser known facts about Bill Murray is the full scope of his filmography. Most people believe Bill’s first film was the 1979 Ivan Reitman-directed Canadian comedy, “Meatballs”. But Bill’s big screen debut was three years earlier in 1976 when Bill appeared in an uncredited role as Nick Kessel in the film, “Next Stop, Greenwich Village.” Since then Bill has appeared in nearly 100 films, TV shows, and documentaries.

The Bill Murray NFT 1000 is the world’s first biography on the blockchain. This NFT reveals the reason Bill Murray decided against writing an autobiography. Bill’s son, Jackson Murray, explains, “When you write an autobiography it kind of confirms that you’re done making new parts of the story,” said Jackson of his father. "That’s just not on the table. More films will be made, more stories will be added, and a life well lived forges cheerfully ahead.”