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Ghosts Can't Do It (1989)

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Bo Derek Bo Derek
Katie O'Dare Scott
Don Murray Don Murray
Winston
Julie Newmar Julie Newmar
Angel
Mickey Knox Mickey Knox
The Pill Man
Leo Damian Leo Damian
Fausto
Gerry Spence Gerry Spence
Wyoming Preacher


Written by
John Derek John Derek
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2 years, 9 months ago at Jun 12 17:47
Time for another round with the Dereks, only here we’re taking a look at their final film together, Ghosts Can’t Do It. Scott (Anthony Quinn) commits suicide after suffering from a heart attack and becomes a ghost that only his wife Katie (Bo Derek) can see. In order to become human again, Scott instructs her to kill Fausto (Leo Damian) and possess his body. After seeing this, I may now have s... read more
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Scott and Kate are married and so in love with each other. Scott is over 60 years old, while Kate is at least thirty years younger. When Scott dies, his soul cannot get peace and he becomes a ghost who only Kate can see and talk to. Scott wants to return to life, and he and Kate make up a plan to let a young man drown so that Scott can take over his body.
Release date: 1 June 1990
Tags: 1990 (1), Ghost (1), Independent Film (1), 1990s (1), Nudity (1)
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mhthehammer posted a review 2 years, 9 months ago

“Time for another round with the Dereks, only here we’re taking a look at their final film together, Ghosts Can’t Do It. Scott (Anthony Quinn) commits suicide after suffering from a heart attack and becomes a ghost that only his wife Katie (Bo Derek) can see. In order to become human again, Scott instructs her to kill Fausto (Leo Damian) and possess his body. After seeing this, I may now have seen a movie worse than Bolero. Whereas the latter film was laughable in its execution, Ghosts Can’t Do It, however, was plain awful all around. It completely wastes the talent of a two-time Academy Award winner and has him cracking jokes against a black sheet with wavy filters to create that “ghostly effect.” Bo Derek is even stupider and seems to take murder, rape, and suicide all too well.” read more

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