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| Paramount Pictures (1990) | |||||
| Comedy, Fantasy, Romance | |||||
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| Patrick Swayze | Sam Wheat | |
| Demi Moore | Molly Jensen | |
| Whoopi Goldberg | Oda Mae Brown | |
| Tony Goldwyn | Carl Bruner | |
| Stanley Lawrence | Elevator Man | |
| Christopher J. Keene | Elevator Man | |
| Susan Breslau | Susan | |
| Martina Deignan | Rose | |
| Rick Kleber | Mover | |
| Macka Foley | Mover | |
| Rick Aviles | Willie Lopez |
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| Producer | Lisa Weinstein
Bruce Joel Rubin |
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| Writer | Bruce Joel Rubin
Bruce Loel Rubin |
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| Cinematography | Adam Greenberg
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| Musician | Maurice Jarre
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Winner Of 2 Academy Awards® Think of the most touching love story you ever saw. Think, too, of the brightest comedy, the most astonishing supernatural tale and a sleek mystery-thriller. Did you come up with four separate films? Or are you among the millions of fans and critics who've discovered Ghost, the #1 film of 1990? Ghost will surprise you, delight you, make you believe. Patrick Swayze plays a ghost who teams with a psychic (Academy Award® winner Whoopi Goldberg) to uncover the truth behind his murder - and to rescue his sweetheart (Demi Moore) from a similar fate. "The word of mouth is that Ghost is a 'must-see' romance," says Entertainment Weekly. Ditto to that! |
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