Cera 'not good enough' for 'Ghostbusters 3'

Michael Cera has claimed that he is not important enough to star in Ghostbusters 3.

The Superbad actor, who next appears in biblical comedy Year One, told Moviefone that he doesn't rate his chances of winning a role in the planned Ghostbusters sequel.

"No. I don't think so," Cera remarked. "Ghostbusters is too important for me to try and be one. I would feel like a phony. I would feel like an impostor."

However, Cera's Year One co-star Jack Black admitted that he would like to get involved in the sci-fi comedy, which will see the four original Ghostbusters return to train new recruits.

"Could I see myself in it?" Black said. "Yeah, I can bust some ghosts! I ain't afraid of no ghosts, buster!"

Year One scribes Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky are penning the new Ghostbusters movie, while director Harold Ramis starred in and co-wrote the first two franchise instalments.