Ghost
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Jerry Zucker
Patrick Swayze
Demi Moore
Whoopi Goldberg
Tony Goldwyn
J Christopher Sullivan
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Sam and Molly are a loving couple living in New York. Soon after Sam discovers some irregularities at the bank where he works, he and Molly are attacked on the street and Sam is killed. Realizing that he's now a ghost, Sam wishes he could communicate with the heartbroken Molly and is at their apartment one day when his killer comes in looking for something. Sam is desperate to warn Molly that she is in danger, so he contacts "medium" Oda May Brown who is amazed find that she really has psychic powers and can hear him. Sam and Oda Mae work together to solve the crime, avenge Sam's death and save Molly before he moves on to the afterlife.
Cast
Patrick Swayze
Demi Moore
Whoopi Goldberg
Tony Goldwyn
J Christopher Sullivan
Faye Brenner
Minnie Summers Lindsey
Sam Tsoutsouvas
Said Faraj
Armelia Mcqueen
Laura Drake
Alma Beltran
John Hugh
Susan Breslau
Sondra Rubin
Augie Blunt
Vivian Bonnell
Bruce Jarchow
Charlotte Zucker
Martina Degnan
William Cort
Sharon Breslau Cornell
Derek Thompson
Stanley Lawrence
Christopher J Keene
Gail Boggs
Angelina Estrada
Rick Aviles
Thom Curley
Richard Kleber
Gary Kudroff
Phil Leeds
Vincent Schiavelli
Stephen Root
Macka Foley
Tom Finnegan
Mabel Lockridge
Crew
Laurie Abdo
Gavin Alcott
Jon Alexander
Richard T Allen
W L Arance
Gordon Baker
Randall Balsmeyer
Sheila Barnes
Bob Baron
Kathleen Beeler
Jennifer C. Bell
Christopher E Bennett
Michael A Benson
Jil-sheree Bergin
Beverly Bernacki
Tom Bertino
Sandy Berumen
Beth Block
Leslie Bloom
Dennis Bradford
Barbara Brennan
Marty Brenneis
Faye Brenner
Beth Brown
Laura Buff
Chuck Bukey
Charlie Canfield
Donald Canfield
Marsha Carrington
Marsha Carrington
Marietta Carter-narcisse
Lanny Cermak
Agnès Challe-grandits
Doug Chiang
Deven Chierighino
Donald Clark
Charlie Clavadetscher
Bill Clevenger
Dorothy Love Coates
Elisa Cohen
Clayton Collins
Blaine Converse
Michael Cooper
Don Coufal
Tom Cranham
Peter T Crosman
Eugene Crum
Bob K Cummings
George Curda
Gary Charles Davis
John Deblau
Ron Diggory
Mark A.z. Dippt
Shane Dixon
Jeff Doran
Lindsay Doran
Loring Doyle
Ken Dufva
Andy Duppin
Richard Edlund
Diane Edquist
Marie Elder
Martin Elfalan
Harrison Ellenshaw
Kendall Errair
Sylvia Fay
David Fein
Robert Fernandez
Cary Fisher
Cary Fisher
Wayne Fitzgerald
Oscar Flores
Donald L. Frazee
Logan Frazee
Terry Frazee
George Gambetta
Dennis Gamiello
John Gazdik
Brian Gernand
Michael Gleason
Meredith Gold
Ramiro Gonzalez
Ned Gorman
Laura Graham
Horst Grandt
Adam Greenberg
Adam Greenberg
Douglas Greenfield
Joanne Hafner
Jennifer Hall Lee
Pam Halstead
Eric Harrison
Don Hartley
Harold Hathaway
Lee Haxall
Rebecca Heskes
Robert Hill
Janet Hirshenson
Peter Hock
John Hockridge
Bill Hogue
Gary Holland
Sandy Houston
Jeffrey Howard
Bill K. Hoyt
Lincoln Hu
Peg Hunter
Larry Huston
Larry Huston
David Hykes
David Hykes
Dawn Jackson
Steven Charles Jaffe
Steven Charles Jaffe
William James
Maurice Jarre
Maurice Jarre
Nancy Jencks
Jane Jenkins
Mike Jittlov
Buddy Johnson
Gene Johnson
Keith Johnson
David Karpman
Katherine Kean
Eric Klosterman
Howard W. Koch
Steven Kosakura
Jono Kouzouyan
Terry Ladin
Mike Lessa
Candy Lewis
Bob Lindsay
Liz Lord
Liz Lord
Brigid Lundt
Harry Madsen
Michael Magill
Robert Maine
Greg Maloney
Mark Mansbridge
Steve Maslow
Kathy Mccart
Roberto Mcgrath
Gary Mclarty
Gene Mclaughlin
Alvin Mears
Michael Meinardus
Chuck Michael
Virgil Mirano
Joe D Mitchell
Craig Mohagan
Terry Molatore
Susan Fritz Monahan
Jack Mongovan
Susan Montgomery
Justin Moritt
Ruth Morley
John S Moy
Edward Moyer
Ellen Mueller
Walter Murch
Walter Murch
Shawn Murphy
Fred Murray
Jane Musky
Donald E Myers
David J Negron
Bill Neil
Lori J Nelson
Bruce Nicholson
January Nordman
Alex North
Ben Nye Jr.
George Parra
Sarah Pasanen
Dirk Petersmann
Alan Peterson
Larry Phillips
Charles Picerni
Steve Price
Allison Procacci
E Jeane Putnam
Winston Quitasol
Mark Radcliffe
Joseph Ray
Carolyn Rendu
Pat Repola
Michael Risoli
Gary Ritchie
Stuart Robertson
Martin Rosenberg
Susan Ross
Tom Rosseter
Bruce Rubin
Bruce Rubin
Jim Rygiel
Thomas Saccio
Nina Salerno
Nina Salerno
Film Details
Technical Specs
Award Wins
Best Original Screenplay
Best Supporting Actress
Award Nominations
Best Editing
Best Picture
Best Score
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States Summer July 13, 1990
Released in United States on Video March 21, 1991
Released in United States 1990
Released in United States October 1990
Released in United States November 1996
Shown at Deauville Film Festival August 31 - September 9, 1990.
Shown at Valladolid Film Festival, Spain October 19-28, 1990.
Shown at Kobe Film Festival (Nagaharu Yodogawa's 20 Selected Films) in Japan November 1-30, 1996.
Received 1990 Academy Awards for Best Screenplay (Bruce Joel Rubin) and Best Supporting Actress (Whoopi Goldberg). Goldberg's win makes her only the second black actress, and the first in over fifty years, to receive an Academy Award.
Completed shooting December 5, 1989.
Began shooting July 24, 1989.
Released in United States Summer July 13, 1990
Released in United States on Video March 21, 1991
Released in United States 1990 (Shown at Deauville Film Festival August 31 - September 9, 1990.)
Released in United States October 1990 (Shown at Valladolid Film Festival, Spain October 19-28, 1990.)
Released in United States November 1996 (Shown at Kobe Film Festival (Nagaharu Yodogawa's 20 Selected Films) in Japan November 1-30, 1996.)
