Bill Murray was making the rounds on several talk shows to promote his current film, St. Vincent, yesterday.
The beloved actor stopped by Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show and got candid about online dating, specifically Tinder.
While it turns out that Murray is well versed on the mobile dating app, he's not sure it's right for him.
"I think it could be amusing," he explained to Kimmel. "But I can't imagine doing it particularly."
The 64-year-old happily confessed that he doesn't need any assistance in connecting with people, and has no problem making the moves on whomever he so chooses.
"I feel like I've lived that life, and I can live that life at any moment," he shared, before playfully hitting on a cameraman in the audience.
Oh that Murray, such a tease!
The actor continued his press tour by stopping by The Ellen DeGeneres Show and played extra coy with the comedienne.
When asked about his upcoming Christmas special—which will have him singing traditional carols in honor of the holiday season—Murray didn't want to reveal too much about his project with Sofia Coppola.
"Well, I guess you said it on TV so that's not helping me...It was [Sofia's] idea, so I think we'll have to do it. I guess."
He continued, "Christmas is really about Christmas songs, and I started thinking about Christmas songs, and you could do some different things with it, shoot it in New York…I don't have a network involved, it was just something that we wanted to do."
Just last week, the actor opened up about the future special a bit more to Variety, saying, "It's not going to be live. We're going to do it like a little movie. It won't have a format, but it's going to have music. It will have texture. It will have threads through it that are writing. There will be prose."