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Jack Nicholson in...

Ghost

( Catalog Number PILF1503 )
(1.85:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (NTSC)

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Best Version on LaserDisc

Ghost
127 min. - Color
Genre: Drama
Rated PG
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
A landmark in film history, EASY RIDER blew the studio doors open for more young directors than any film before or since, helping to create the wide-open climate that would lead to the production of many outstanding films in the 1970s. As its director, Dennis Hopper is usually given the lion's share of credit for the film's success, but the revelations of time suggest that the contributions of the late Terry Southern and, to some degree, Jack Nicholson have endowed the film with much of its residual power. 

Starring Peter Fonda as Wyatt (alias Captain America) and Hopper as Billy, it traces the hippie duo's adventures as they mount their seriously chopped hogs on a journey to find the real America en route to Mardi Gras. In Arizona, they visit a commune whose members are having a tough time, and in a small Texas town they're jailed for joining a parade. But they're quickly sprung by an ACLU lawyer, the quirky, hard-drinking George Hanson (Jack Nicholson), who accepts their offer to join them on the trip to New Orleans, eager to visit the best whorehouse in the South. EASY RIDER accurately reflects the tensions and hostilities of the period, Laszlo Kovacs's photography is superb, Nicholson is exceptional in his breakthrough role--and the startling, stunning ending is a shocker.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
An interesting hybrid of currently popular film genres, Ghost is an unusual, highly original film that nicely showcases the talents of its entire cast. While out on the town one evening, New York couple Sam (Patrick Swayze) and Molly (Demi Moore) are confronted by a mugger. After submitting to his demands, Sam is murdered anyway. He then finds himself a disembodied spirit, invisible to the living world, wandering without hope until he finds a spiteful spirit aboard the subway (Vincent Schiavelli) who gives him some helpful pointers on how to co-exist. Soon Sam comes back into contact with those he knew in life, and he begins to learn piece-by-piece of his close friend and co-worker Carl's (Tony Goldwyn) embezzling plot which caused his death; the apparent mugging was, in fact, a premeditated murder. In the meantime, Carl has designs on Molly, and Sam is determined to extract revenge. He contacts a psychic (Whoopi Goldberg, in one of her best performances to date), and together, the two set out to serve justice and stop the maniacal Carl from getting to Molly. Smoothly blending comedy, romance, action and horror, Ghost was a box-office smash and managed to garner five Academy Award nominations, including "Best Picture," "Best Supporting Actress" (Goldberg), "Best Original Screenplay," "Best Editing," and "Best Score"; Goldberg managed to win the Oscar. The film contains some particularly good scenes, including the death sequences --- which involve groaning, black shadow-creatures dragging evil souls away to Hell --- and the ending is sure to moisten an eye or two. --- Jeremy Beday

The richly entertaining Ghost touches on themes of love, loss, and revenge as it merges the genres of romance and supernatural thriller. Directed by Jerry Zucker, one member of the team that came up with Airplane! and The Naked Gun, the film manages to stay away from mawkishness; instead, it achieves a surprisingly affecting level of emotion. Offering something for everyone, the film has an afterlife story to placate those less interested in the romance between Demi Moore and Patrick Swazye, and a romance for those left cold by the supernatural elements. Whoopi Goldberg gives her hack-psychic character a near-perfect mix of comedy and dramatic gravity; she took home an Oscar for her spirited supporting turn, as did Bruce Joel Rubin for his original screenplay. --- Matthew Doberman

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Cast for Ghost

Patrick Swayze - Sam Wheat
Demi Moore - Molly Jensen
Whoopi Goldberg - Oda Mae Brown
Tony Goldwyn - Carl Brunner
Rick Aviles - Willie Lopez
Gail Boggs - Oda Mae's Sister
Vincent Schiavelli - Subway Ghost
Armelia McQueen - Oda Mae's Sister
Christopher Keene - Elevator Man
Stanley Lawrence - Elevator Man
Mike Jittlov - Dark Spirits
Jane Jenkins
J. Christopher Sullivan - Man Ghost
Derek Thompson - Ortisha's Friend
Phil Leeds - Emergency Room Ghost
Stephen Root - Police Sgt.
Minnie Lindsay - Apartment Woman
Charlotte Zucker - Bank Officer
Susan Breslau - Susan
William Cort - Bank Co-Worker
Thom Curley - Workman in Loft
Alma Beltran - Woman Ghost
Faye Brenner - Nun
Vivian Bonnell - Ortisha
Bruce Jarchow - Lyle Furgeson
Janet Hirshenson
Macka Foley - Mover
John Hugh - Surgeon
Laura Drake - Policewoman
Angelina Estrada - Rosa Santiago
Tom Finnegan - Bank Guard
Said Faraj - Cab Driver

Crew for Ghost

Jerry Zucker - Director
Howard W. Koch, Jr. - Producer
Lisa Weinstein - Producer
Peter Barsocchini - Screenwriter
Bruce Joel Rubin - Screenwriter / Associate Producer
Adam Greenberg - Cinematographer
Maurice Jarre - Composer (Music Score)
Walter Murch - Editor
Jane Musky - Production Designer
Dirk Petersmann - Production Designer
Mark Mansbridge - Art Director
Steven Charles Jaffe - Executive Producer
Jeff Wexler - Musical Direction/Supervision
Eric Harrison - Costume Designer
Dawn Jackson - Costume Designer
Ruth Morley - Costume Designer
Ben Nye, Jr. - Makeup
Richard Edlund - Special Effects
Industrial Light & Magic - Special Effects
Charles Picerni - Stunts
Steve Maslow - Sound/Sound Designer
Janet Hirshenson - Casting
Jane Jenkins - Casting

Awards for Ghost

Best Editing (nom) Walter Murch 1990 Academy
Best Original Screenplay (win) Bruce Joel Rubin 1990 Academy
Best Picture (nom) 1990 Academy
Best Score (nom) Maurice Jarre 1990 Academy
Best Supporting Actress (win) Whoopi Goldberg 1990 Academy
Best Supporting Actress (win) Whoopi Goldberg 1990 British Academy Awards
Best Actor (Musical or Comedy) (nom) Patrick Swayze 1991 Golden Globe
Best Actress (Musical or Comedy) (nom) Demi Moore 1991 Golden Globe
Best Film (Musical or Comedy) (nom) 1991 Golden Globe
Best Supporting Actress (win) 1991 Golden Globe
Best Supporting Actress (win) Whoopi Goldberg 1991 Golden Globe
Best Film (in Drama) 1991 PEO
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Feature Details

Title: Ghost
Genre: Drama
Rating: PG
Color: Color
Runtime: 127 Minutes
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 1.85:1
Playback Format: CLV

IMDB Info...

Technical Details

Catalog Number: PILF1503
UPC: 043396108660
ISBN: 0-8001-7869-6
Manufacturer: DADC USA
Publisher: Columbia Tri-Star Video

Sides: 2
Cover: Gatefold Jacket
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: PILF1503-N
Shipping Weight: 1 lbs
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Rare Factory-Sealed, Widescreen, Dolby Surround Sound, Pioneer Japan LaserDisc Movie

Near-Mint Condition with Gatefold Jacket

Jack Nicholson in...

Ghost

( Catalog Number PILF1503 )
(1.85:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc

Ghost
127 min. - Color
Genre: Drama
Rated PG
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
A landmark in film history, EASY RIDER blew the studio doors open for more young directors than any film before or since, helping to create the wide-open climate that would lead to the production of many outstanding films in the 1970s. As its director, Dennis Hopper is usually given the lion's share of credit for the film's success, but the revelations of time suggest that the contributions of the late Terry Southern and, to some degree, Jack Nicholson have endowed the film with much of its residual power. 

Starring Peter Fonda as Wyatt (alias Captain America) and Hopper as Billy, it traces the hippie duo's adventures as they mount their seriously chopped hogs on a journey to find the real America en route to Mardi Gras. In Arizona, they visit a commune whose members are having a tough time, and in a small Texas town they're jailed for joining a parade. But they're quickly sprung by an ACLU lawyer, the quirky, hard-drinking George Hanson (Jack Nicholson), who accepts their offer to join them on the trip to New Orleans, eager to visit the best whorehouse in the South. EASY RIDER accurately reflects the tensions and hostilities of the period, Laszlo Kovacs's photography is superb, Nicholson is exceptional in his breakthrough role--and the startling, stunning ending is a shocker.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
An interesting hybrid of currently popular film genres, Ghost is an unusual, highly original film that nicely showcases the talents of its entire cast. While out on the town one evening, New York couple Sam (Patrick Swayze) and Molly (Demi Moore) are confronted by a mugger. After submitting to his demands, Sam is murdered anyway. He then finds himself a disembodied spirit, invisible to the living world, wandering without hope until he finds a spiteful spirit aboard the subway (Vincent Schiavelli) who gives him some helpful pointers on how to co-exist. Soon Sam comes back into contact with those he knew in life, and he begins to learn piece-by-piece of his close friend and co-worker Carl's (Tony Goldwyn) embezzling plot which caused his death; the apparent mugging was, in fact, a premeditated murder. In the meantime, Carl has designs on Molly, and Sam is determined to extract revenge. He contacts a psychic (Whoopi Goldberg, in one of her best performances to date), and together, the two set out to serve justice and stop the maniacal Carl from getting to Molly. Smoothly blending comedy, romance, action and horror, Ghost was a box-office smash and managed to garner five Academy Award nominations, including "Best Picture," "Best Supporting Actress" (Goldberg), "Best Original Screenplay," "Best Editing," and "Best Score"; Goldberg managed to win the Oscar. The film contains some particularly good scenes, including the death sequences --- which involve groaning, black shadow-creatures dragging evil souls away to Hell --- and the ending is sure to moisten an eye or two. --- Jeremy Beday

The richly entertaining Ghost touches on themes of love, loss, and revenge as it merges the genres of romance and supernatural thriller. Directed by Jerry Zucker, one member of the team that came up with Airplane! and The Naked Gun, the film manages to stay away from mawkishness; instead, it achieves a surprisingly affecting level of emotion. Offering something for everyone, the film has an afterlife story to placate those less interested in the romance between Demi Moore and Patrick Swazye, and a romance for those left cold by the supernatural elements. Whoopi Goldberg gives her hack-psychic character a near-perfect mix of comedy and dramatic gravity; she took home an Oscar for her spirited supporting turn, as did Bruce Joel Rubin for his original screenplay. --- Matthew Doberman

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Cast for Ghost

Patrick Swayze - Sam Wheat
Demi Moore - Molly Jensen
Whoopi Goldberg - Oda Mae Brown
Tony Goldwyn - Carl Brunner
Rick Aviles - Willie Lopez
Gail Boggs - Oda Mae's Sister
Vincent Schiavelli - Subway Ghost
Armelia McQueen - Oda Mae's Sister
Christopher Keene - Elevator Man
Stanley Lawrence - Elevator Man
Mike Jittlov - Dark Spirits
Jane Jenkins
J. Christopher Sullivan - Man Ghost
Derek Thompson - Ortisha's Friend
Phil Leeds - Emergency Room Ghost
Stephen Root - Police Sgt.
Minnie Lindsay - Apartment Woman
Charlotte Zucker - Bank Officer
Susan Breslau - Susan
William Cort - Bank Co-Worker
Thom Curley - Workman in Loft
Alma Beltran - Woman Ghost
Faye Brenner - Nun
Vivian Bonnell - Ortisha
Bruce Jarchow - Lyle Furgeson
Janet Hirshenson
Macka Foley - Mover
John Hugh - Surgeon
Laura Drake - Policewoman
Angelina Estrada - Rosa Santiago
Tom Finnegan - Bank Guard
Said Faraj - Cab Driver

Crew for Ghost

Jerry Zucker - Director
Howard W. Koch, Jr. - Producer
Lisa Weinstein - Producer
Peter Barsocchini - Screenwriter
Bruce Joel Rubin - Screenwriter / Associate Producer
Adam Greenberg - Cinematographer
Maurice Jarre - Composer (Music Score)
Walter Murch - Editor
Jane Musky - Production Designer
Dirk Petersmann - Production Designer
Mark Mansbridge - Art Director
Steven Charles Jaffe - Executive Producer
Jeff Wexler - Musical Direction/Supervision
Eric Harrison - Costume Designer
Dawn Jackson - Costume Designer
Ruth Morley - Costume Designer
Ben Nye, Jr. - Makeup
Richard Edlund - Special Effects
Industrial Light & Magic - Special Effects
Charles Picerni - Stunts
Steve Maslow - Sound/Sound Designer
Janet Hirshenson - Casting
Jane Jenkins - Casting

Awards for Ghost

Best Editing (nom) Walter Murch 1990 Academy
Best Original Screenplay (win) Bruce Joel Rubin 1990 Academy
Best Picture (nom) 1990 Academy
Best Score (nom) Maurice Jarre 1990 Academy
Best Supporting Actress (win) Whoopi Goldberg 1990 Academy
Best Supporting Actress (win) Whoopi Goldberg 1990 British Academy Awards
Best Actor (Musical or Comedy) (nom) Patrick Swayze 1991 Golden Globe
Best Actress (Musical or Comedy) (nom) Demi Moore 1991 Golden Globe
Best Film (Musical or Comedy) (nom) 1991 Golden Globe
Best Supporting Actress (win) 1991 Golden Globe
Best Supporting Actress (win) Whoopi Goldberg 1991 Golden Globe
Best Film (in Drama) 1991 PEO
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Feature Details

Title: Ghost
Genre: Drama
Rating: PG
Color: Color
Runtime: 127 Minutes
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 1.85:1
Playback Format: CLV

IMDB Info...

Technical Details

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