The Ghost Goes Wild (1947)Monty Crandall is a commercial artist who ridicules a dowager with a caricature of her on a magazine cover and she sues him... See full summary » Director:George Blair |
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The Ghost Goes Wild (1947)Monty Crandall is a commercial artist who ridicules a dowager with a caricature of her on a magazine cover and she sues him... See full summary » Director:George Blair |
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James Ellison | ... |
Monte Crandall
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Anne Gwynne | ... |
Phyllis Beecher
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| Edward Everett Horton | ... |
Eric (Monte's butler)
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Ruth Donnelly | ... |
Aunt Susan Beecher
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Stephanie Bachelor | ... |
Irene Winters
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Grant Withers | ... |
Bill Winters
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Lloyd Corrigan | ... |
The Late Timothy Beecher
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Emil Rameau | ... |
Prof. Jacques Dubonnet
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Jonathan Hale | ... |
Max Atterbury
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Charles Halton | ... |
T. O'Connor Scott (Susan's attorney)
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Holmes Herbert | ... |
Judge
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Edward Gargan | ... |
Newsstand man
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Eugene Gericke | ... |
Reporter
(as Gene Garrick)
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Michael Hughes | ... |
Reporter
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William Austin | ... |
Barnaby (chauffeur)
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Monty Crandall is a commercial artist who ridicules a dowager with a caricature of her on a magazine cover and she sues him. His troubles are multiplied when a pretty wife forces her attentions on him, and her gun-toting husband is somewhat incensed about it, blaming Monty. He fakes his death and returns as a ghost to frighten off the trouble-makers, but it is only when he enlists the aid of a real ghost, Eric, that his problems are solved. Written by Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>
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