Eddie Murphy admits he’s got a short list of movie roles he wishes he hadn’t turned down: Ghostbusters, Rush Hour, and Who Framed Roger Rabbit. He told the AP those three are his biggest “damn, I should’ve done that” moments — mostly because they became monster hits. Murphy skipped Ghostbusters to do Beverly Hills Cop, which worked out just fine for his bank account and pop-culture immortality. Roger Rabbit, he says, sounded too ridiculous at the time — and decades later he realized, yep, that ridiculousness was genius. And Rush Hour? No explanation — but he clearly sees the success Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan rode off with.