| Ghost | |||||
| Paramount Pictures (1990) | |||||
| Drama, Fantasy, Romance, Thriller | |||||
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#889 |
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| Patrick Swayze | Sam Wheat | |
| Demi Moore | Molly Jensen | |
| 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 | |
| Phil Leeds | Emergency Room Ghost | |
| John Hugh | Surgeon | |
| Sam Tsoutsouvas | Minister | |
| Sharon Breslau | Cemetery Ghost | |
| Vincent Schiavelli | Subway Ghost |
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| Producer |
Steven-Charles Jaffe
Howard W. Koch |
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| Writer |
Bruce Joel Rubin
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| Cinematography |
Adam Greenberg
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| Musician |
Maurice Jarre
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Gothamites Sam and Molly see their romance shattered when a street thug kills Sam during a mugging. But love endures beyond the grave when a spectral Sam learns that Molly is in danger and he must find a way to warn her before she suffers his fate. |
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