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Many actors exaggerate on Telugu Archivestheir resumes. And were it not for a family connection, Bill Murray may have embellished his bartending experience to book his latest gig.

21 Greenpoint, a new bar in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, locked down the actor and amateur mixologist as guest bartender for its opening weekend this Friday and Saturday.

SEE ALSO: Daredevil Bill Murray steals a man's fries and gets away with it Via Giphy

The restaurant and bar, formerly River Styx, is owned by Syd Silver and Homer Murray, Bill Murray's son.

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Homer spoke to Eater about his dad's upcoming stint.

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"We want people to come and have fun," Homer said. "People can walk in; just be nice. What my dad lacks in experience, he makes up for in tequila."

Via Giphy

Bill will be guest bartending each night starting at 7pm.

Eater also noted that because of the buzz around the actor's appearance, 21 Greenpoint will now have a guest list for its opening.

But if you've ever dreamed of writing for Bill Murray Stories, a website where people can submit true or fictional stories about "Bill Murray doing something ridiculous," this weekend may provide you with inspiration.

Via Giphy

[H/T: Time Out NY]

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