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El fantasma va al Oeste película dirigida por René Clair y protagonizada por Robert Donat, Jean Parker y Eugene Pallette. Año: 1935. Slogan: ¡El fantasma más romántico que jamás hayas visto! Sinopsis: La familia de un hombre americano de negocios le convence para que compre un antiguo castillo en Escocia, lo desmonte pieza por pieza para ser trasladado en barco a América donde volver a ...
The Ghost Goes West is een Britse filmkomedie uit 1935 onder regie van René Clair. Destijds werd de film uitgebracht onder de titel Een spook te koop.
The Ghost Goes West (1935) An American businessman's family convinces him to buy a Scottish castle and disassemble it to ship it to America brick by brick, where it will be put it back together. The castle is not the only part of the deal, with it goes the ghost who haunts it. 253 IMDb 6.7 1 h 22 min 1936. NR. Romance · Fantasy · Horror ...
The Ghost Goes West is one of those gems that nobody knows about. It is funny, charming, and surprisingly romantic. Not for the Bruce Willis crowd. But if you want a funny, witty hour-plus of entertainment this film will not disappoint you. The sound is typical of early British cinema- kind of poor- but turn it up a bit higher and it's just fine.
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It is only natural that the "live" and "dead" Donat will become mixed up, and this comedy of errors dominates the final scenes of The Ghost Goes West. The film was the first English-language production of French director René Clair -- and almost the last, due to producer Alexander Korda's insistence upon tampering with the original concept as laid down by Clair and screenwriter Robert E ...
The Ghost Goes West is one of those gems that nobody knows about. It is funny, charming, and surprisingly romantic. Not for the Bruce Willis crowd. But if you want a funny, witty hour-plus of entertainment this film will not disappoint you. The sound is typical of early British cinema- kind of poor- but turn it up a bit higher and it's just fine.
- DVD
