B00AEFY4CG

883929304103

1990

1990-07-13

127

2h 7min

Won 2 Oscars, 18 wins & 23 nominations total

Jerry Zucker

Bruce Joel Rubin

Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore, Whoopi Goldberg

Steven-Charles Jaffe, Howard W. Koch, Bruce Joel Rubin, Lisa Weinstein

Maurice Jarre

Adam Greenberg

Walter Murch

Janet Hirshenson, Jane Jenkins

Jane Musky

Mark W. Mansbridge

Joe D. Mitchell

Ruth Morley

Marietta Carter-Narcisse, Ben Nye III, Kyle Sweet, Dione Taylor, Julia L. Walker

Dirk Petersmann, Michael Tadross

John Hockridge, Steven-Charles Jaffe, George Parra, Mark Radcliffe, Joseph Ray, Dodi Lee Rubenstein, Charlie Picerni

Richard T. Allen, Leslie Bloom, Dennis Bradford, Oscar Flores, Horst Grandt, Bill Kauhane Hoyt, Gary Kudroff, Michael Lessa, Robert Lindsey, David J. Negron, Larry Phillips, Thomas Saccio, Stan Tropp, Butch West, Steven Braund, Randy L. Childs, Paul Ecker, Nelson Handel, Kelly Lepkowsky, Brick Mason, Robert Misetich, Michael Saccio, D.A. Zingelewicz

Bob Baron, Christopher E. Bennett, Clayton Collins, Don Coufal, Greg Curda, Ken Dufva, David Lee Fein, Laura Graham, Lee Haxall, Gary Holland, Michael Magill, Steve Maslow, Kathy McCart, Chuck Michael, Walter Murch, E. Jeane Putnam, Gary Ritchie, Bill Rojas, Jeanine Schaack, Leslie Shatz, Mary Ann Skweres, Renee Tondelli, Jennifer L. Ware, Jeff Wexler, Douglas Greenfield, Michael Herbick

Eugene Crum, Donald Frazee, Logan Frazee, Terry D. Frazee, Michael Meinardus, Donald Myers, Robert DeVine, Michael Meier, Mike Smithson

Jon Alexander, William L. Arance, Gordon Baker, Randall Balsmeyer, Kathleen Beeler, Jennifer C. Bell, Jil-Sheree Bergin, Beverly Bernacki, Tom Bertino, Beth Block, Barbara Brennan, Marty Brenneis, Laura Buff, Charlie Canfield, Don Canfield, Marsha Gray Carrington, Lanny Cermak, Doug Chiang, Donald Clark, Charlie Clavadetscher, Michael Cooper, Tom Cranham, Peter Crosman, Ron Diggory, Mark A.Z. Dippé, Jeff Doran, Loring Doyle, Richard Edlund, Harrison Ellenshaw, Susan Fritz-Monahan, George Gambetta, John Gazdik, Brian Gernand, Michael Gleason, Ned Gorman, Joanne Hafner, Rebecca Heskes, Robert Hill, Sandy Houston, Lincoln Hu, Peg Hunter, Nancy Jencks, Mike Jittlov, Keith Johnson, Ed Jones, David Karpman, Katherine Kean, Steven Kosakura, Jennifer Hall Lee, Liz Lord, Rob Maine, Greg Maloney, Roberto McGrath, Virgil Mirano, Craig Mohagen, Terry Molatore, Jack Mongovan, Jim Morris, Ed Moyer, Ellen Mueller, Bill Neil, Lori J. Nelson, Bruce Nicholson, January Nordman, Sarah Pasanen, Alan Peterson, Lorne Peterson, Stephen L. Price, Carolyn Ensle Rendu, Pat Repola, Stuart Robertson, Martin Rosenberg, Scott Ross, Susan Ross, Thomas Rosseter, Jim Rygiel, Nina Salerno, Christine Sellin, Kenneth Smith, Thomas J. Smith, Ellen Somers, Anthony Stacchi, Howard Stein, Eric Swenson, Joseph Thomas, Sean Turner, John T. Van Vliet, Robert Wait, Garry Waller, Judith Weaver, Byron Werner, David S. Williams Jr., Susan Adele Colletta, Philip Crescenzo, Christopher Duddy, Mimi Everett, Jenny Fulle, Jack Gallagher, Don Lee, David Nakabayashi, Jeff Nicholson, Kendall Nishimine, Larry Weiss, David Wiezer

Sandy Berumen, Bob K. Cummings, Gary Davis, Shane Dixon, Andy Duppin, Ramiro González, Allan Graf, Peter Hock, William James, Kym Washington Longino, Harry Madsen, Gary McLarty, Gene McLaughlin, Charlie Picerni, James Thompson, Jeff Ward

Gavin Alcott, Mike Benson, Charles John Bukey, Deven Chierighino, Billy Clevenger, John W. DeBlau, Cary Fisher, Dennis Gamiello, Donald L. Hartley, Harold Hathaway, Jono Kouzouyan, Peter Sorel, Lorna Wiley, Elizabeth Ziegler, Ken Fisher, Raymond Fortune, Robert Gray, Randy Jonsson, Eric Leigh, Sal Martorano, Michael Orefice, Lance Shepherd

Jeff Howard, Candace Lewis, Martine Tomczyk

Sylvia Fay, Jan McGill

Kendall Errair, Eric Harrison, Dawn J. Jackson, Mark Peterson

Elisa Cohen, Meredith Gold, Agnes Grandits, Tom Shaffer, John Watson

Eric Klosterman, Charles Zalben, Lauri Pitkus, Grant Harper Reid

Robert Fernandez, Maurice Jarre, Shawn Murphy, John Beal, Michael Boddicker, Tom Boyd, Emmanuel Chamboredon, Maurice Jarre, Malcolm McNab, Patrick Russ, Lonnie Sill, James Thatcher

Faye Brenner

William Hogue, Gene R. Johnson, Richard Curry

Laurie Abdo, Sheila Barnes, Beth Brown, Blaine Converse, Diane Edquist, Marie Elder, Marty Elfalan, Wayne Fitzgerald, Pam Halstead, Patti Hawn, Dianna Incorvaia, Terry Ladin, Brigid Lundt, Alvin Mears, Teresa Ann Miller, Ron Mitchell, Susan Montgomery, Justin Moritt, John Moy, Allison Procacci, Winston Quitasol, Michael Risoli, Lee Simchon, Carlos H. Sánchez, Laura Tateishi, Matthew T. Weiner, Judy Whelchel, Alex Daniels, Greg Ferris, Steven Kunes, Aaron Sadovsky, Scott Schaffer, Nicholas Wolfert

Lindsay Doran

Drama, Fantasy, Romance

Paramount Pictures, Howard W. Koch Productions

USA

English

PG-13

7.1

219539

52

Ghost is a 1990 American romantic fantasy film directed by Jerry Zucker from a screenplay by Bruce Joel Rubin, and starring Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore, Whoopi Goldberg, Tony Goldwyn, Vincent Schiavelli, and Rick Aviles. The plot centers on Sam Wheat (Swayze), a murdered banker, whose ghost sets out to save his girlfriend, Molly Jensen (Moore), from the person who killed him – through the help of the psychic Oda Mae Brown (Goldberg).

Ghost was theatrically released on July 13, 1990, to commercial success, grossing $505 million against a budget of $22–23 million and emerging as the highest-grossing film of 1990 and at the time of its release, was the third-highest-grossing film of all time. The film received positive reviews from critics, with particular praise going towards the score and performances of the cast. Ghost earned five nominations at the 63rd Academy Awards: Best Picture, Best Original Score, Best Film Editing, and winning Best Supporting Actress for Goldberg and Best Original Screenplay for Rubin.

$22,000,000 (estimated)

$12,191,540

$217,631,306

$505,703,557

Love,death,pottery,stabbed with glass,supernatural drama