Release Date: Dec 17, 1935 Wide
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Average Rating: 3.7/5
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Wealthy American Joe Martin (Eugene Pallette) purchases an ancient Scottish castle and then has it dismantled and transferred to his Florida estate where he plans to reconstruct the castle brick by brick. Martin is unaware that his new acquisition comes equipped with an 18th-century ghost, played by Robert Donat. As the spectre, who feels as though his honor has been besmirched, flits around haunting one and all, Martin's daughter Peggy (Jean Parker) carries on a romance with the ghost's
Dec 17, 1935 Wide
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Nearly invisible comedy directed by Rene Clair.
A decent Robert Donat vehicle that is perhaps most valuable for its exploration of the crass nature of American culture, or more precisely, the complete misunderstanding and homogenization of foreign cultures at the hands of Americans - and for that matter, it's probably more of a comment about Hollywood than anything.
January 28, 2011
ROBERT DONAT IS ONE OF THOSE HANDFUL OF ACTORS WHOM HAS NEVER MADE A BAD MOVIE. THIS IS A VERY FUN FILM WITH A TERRIFIC CAST. EUGENE PALLETTE IS EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD. HE MANAGES TO EVEN STEAL SCENES AWAY FROM DONAT!
August 19, 2005
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