| Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The | |||||
| 20th Century Fox (1947) | |||||
| Fantasy, Romance | |||||
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| Gene Tierney | Lucy Muir | |
| Rex Harrison | Capt. Daniel Gregg | |
| George Sanders | Miles Fairley | |
| Edna Best | Martha Huggins | |
| Vanessa Brown | Anna Muir as an Adult | |
| Anna Lee | Mrs. Miles Fairley | |
| Robert Coote | Mr. Coombe | |
| Natalie Wood | Anna Muir as a Child | |
| Isobel Elsom | Angelica, Mother-in-law | |
| Victoria Horne | Eva, Sister-in-law |
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| Producer | Fred Kohlmar
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| Writer | R.A. Dick
Philip Dunne |
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Academy Award nominee 1942 "An engaging romantic fantasy...Gently humorous and often sparkling." -The New York Times Joseph L. Mankiewicz's powerful romantic gem, "rich in human warmth and moments of rare humor," (Variety) brought together screen legends Gene Tierney and Rex Harrison. Recent widow Lucy Muir (Tierney) rents a house by the ocean, which turns out to be haunted by a cantankerous sea captain (Harrison). Although difficult at first, their friendship blossoms and the captain even "ghostwrites" an autobiographical book to bring in money for her. Eventually, the unlikely pair fall in love, only to be challenged when a flesh-and-blood suitor (George Sanders) appears on the scene. With its heartwarming screenplay and Oscar-nominated cinematography, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir is a moving classic in Hollywood's best style. |
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