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Casper

Seeing is believing.
1995 | 100m | English

(154091 votes)

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Popularity: 7 (history)

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Casper is a kind young ghost who peacefully haunts a mansion in Maine. When specialist James Harvey arrives to communicate with Casper and his fellow spirits, he brings along his teenage daughter, Kat. Casper quickly falls in love with Kat, but their budding relationship is complicated not only by his transparent state, but also by his troublemaking apparition uncles and their mischievous antics.
Release Date: May 26, 1995
Director: Brad Silberling
Writer: Sherri Stoner, Deanna Oliver
Genres: Family, Comedy, Fantasy
Keywords friendship, afterlife, supernatural, halloween, bullying, treasure hunt, based on comic, friends, teenage girl, ghost hunting, super power, psychiatry, ghost, young heroes, mischievous children, mischief, hilarious, disorder, imaginary, ghost child, unfinished business
Production Companies Universal Pictures, Amblin Entertainment, The Harvey Entertainment Company
Box Office Revenue: $287,928,194
Budget: $50,000,000
Updates Updated: Aug 03, 2025 (Update)
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Christina Ricci Kat
Bill Pullman Dr. James Harvey
Cathy Moriarty Carrigan
Eric Idle Dibs
Malachi Pearson Casper (voice)
Joe Alaskey Stinkie (voice)
Joe Nipote Stretch (voice)
Brad Garrett Fatso (voice)
Devon Sawa Casper on Screen
Dan Aykroyd Dr. Raymond Stantz (uncredited)
Chauncey Leopardi Nicky
Spencer Vrooman Andreas
Garette Ratliff Henson Vic DePhillippi
Jessica Wesson Amber Whitmire
Amy Brenneman Amelia Harvey
Ben Stein Mr. Rugg
Don Novello Father Guido Sarducci
Terry Murphy Terry Murphy ('Hard Copy')
Ernestine Mercer Woman Being Interviewed
Doug Bruckner Reporter (voice)
John Kassir The Crypt Keeper (voice)
Wesley Thompson Mr. Curtis
Michael Dubrow Student #1
J.J. Anderson Student #2
Jess Harnell Arnold (voice)
Michael McCarty Drunk in Bar
Micah Winkelspecht Student
Mike Simmrin Phantom
Rodney Dangerfield Rodney Dangerfield (uncredited)
Clint Eastwood Clint Eastwood (uncredited)
Mel Gibson Mel Gibson (uncredited)
Elise Main Little Red Riding Hood (uncredited)
Tony Stef'Ano Kid at Party (uncredited)
Bill Farmer Fatso's Burping (uncredited)
Harry Shearer Radio announcer (uncredited)
Name Job
Michael Kahn Editor
Gary Rydstrom Sound Designer, Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Brad Silberling Director
James Horner Original Music Composer
Dean Cundey Director of Photography
Nancy Nayor Casting
Rosanna Norton Costume Design
Mark Anthony Austin Animation Supervisor
Ana Maria Quintana Script Supervisor
Michele Panelli-Venetis Second Assistant Director
Janet Healy Digital Effects Producer
Richard Hymns Supervising Sound Editor
Adam Shankman Choreographer
Matthew W. Mungle Makeup Artist
Michael Silvers Dialogue Editor
Donna Evans Stunts
Patricia M. Peters Stunts
Pat Romano Stunts
Brian Smrz Stunts
Joseph Oriolo Characters
Sherri Stoner Writer
Deanna Oliver Writer
Anita Hart Stunts
Laura Albert Stunts
Erik Stabenau Stunts
George Hull Storyboard Artist
Christopher Boyes Assistant Sound Designer
Leslie Dilley Production Design
Daniel Maltese Art Direction
Ed Verreaux Art Direction
Miguel A. Fuertes Animation Supervisor
Phil Nibbelink Animation Director
Eric Armstrong Animation Director
Annette Haywood-Carter Script Supervisor
Paul Deason Unit Production Manager
Steve E. Andrews First Assistant Director
Michael Lantieri Special Effects Supervisor
Steven R. Molen Production Supervisor
Clyde E. Bryan First Assistant "A" Camera
Raymond Stella Second Unit Director of Photography, "A" Camera Operator
Charles M. Wilborn Sound Mixer
Stephen Sfetku Second Assistant "B" Camera
Casey Hotchkiss "B" Camera Operator
Ronald Batzdorff Still Photographer
Kenneth Schwarz Boom Operator
Alan Cody Assistant Editor
Patrick Crane Assistant Editor
Peter Fandetti Assistant Editor
Michael Fallavollita Assistant Editor
Eric H. Sandberg Costume Supervisor
Cheryl Beasley Blackwell Key Costumer
Sharon Iris Crall Costumer
Anne Marie Stein Unit Publicist
Christina Smith Key Makeup Artist
Monty Westmore Makeup Artist
Michael Orefice Chief Lighting Technician
Steve Chandler Assistant Chief Lighting Technician
Vincent Contarino Lighting Technician
Ben O. Graham Lighting Technician
Joseph J. Orefice Lighting Technician
Mark Soucie Lighting Technician
Anthony Wong Lighting Technician
Ron Cardarelli Key Grip
Sid Lucero Best Boy Grip
Dave Wachtman Dolly Grip
Steven Cardarelli Grip
Marty Dobkousky Grip
Louie Lantieri Special Effects
Tim Moran Special Effects
Daniel B. Ossello Special Effects
Greg Papalia Assistant Art Director
Brad Ricker Assistant Art Director
Antoinette J. Gordon Set Designer
Gary A. Lee Set Designer
Josh Lusby Set Designer
Gene Nollman Set Designer
James P. Meehan Set Dresser
Jonathan Bobbitt Set Dresser
Eric Ramirez Set Dresser
Allen Tinkley Location Manager
Debbie DeRango Casting Associate
Marvin Salsberg Construction Coordinator
Thomas Meikle Sculptor
Anthony 'AJ' Leonardi Jr. Standby Painter
Jeff Brown Greensman
Tim Gonzales Craft Service
Jane Goe Production Controller
Denny Caira Transportation Coordinator
Michael Antunez Transportation Captain
Steve Luce Driver
Wallace Frick Driver
William Ballard Driver
Richard Padgett Driver
Gary Kincaid Driver
Steve Sorkin Driver
Ronald Stinton Driver
Daniel B. Briggs Driver
Rhona Gordon Studio Teacher
Adria Later Studio Teacher
Kenneth Zunder Additional Photography
Doug Jones Negative Cutter
Pam Kaye Production Accountant
Gary Summers Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Shawn Murphy Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Teresa Eckton Sound Effects Editor
Hugh Waddell ADR Editor
Sara Bolder Dialogue Editor
Sandina Bailo-Lape Foley Editor
Dennie Thorpe Foley Artist
Tom Barwick Foley Artist
Tony Eckert Foley Recordist
Jim Henrikson Supervising Music Editor
Joe E. Rand Music Editor
Dean Drabin ADR Mixer
Judith M. Brown Studio Teacher
Ann Hadsell ADR Recordist
Jim Passon Color Timer
Gary Burritt Negative Cutter
Seth Arnett Stunts
Mickey Cassidy Stunts
Rusty Hanson Stunts
Les Larson Stunts
Jon W. Kishi Stunts
Larry Nicholas Stunts
Victor Paul Stunts
Birgit K. Schier Stunts
Myke Schwartz Stunts
Fred Waugh Stunts
Chere Rae Stunts
Jolanda Wipfli First Assistant "B" Camera
David James Still Photographer
Frank E. Eulner Sound Effects Editor
Rosemary Brandenburg Set Decoration
Gary Hymes Stunts, Stunt Coordinator
Craig 'Tex' Barnett Special Effects
Carol Neilson Smrz Stunts
Name Title
Gerald R. Molen Executive Producer
Steven Spielberg Executive Producer
Colin Wilson Producer
Jeffrey A. Montgomery Executive Producer
Paul Deason Associate Producer
Steve Waterman Co-Producer
Jeff Franklin Co-Producer
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Reviews

Wuchak
6.0

***Fun, silly ghost flick with Bill Pullman, Christina Ricci and Cathy Moriarty*** A ghost-whispering paranormal expert and his daughter (Bill Pullman and Christina Ricci) move into a dilapidated mansion on the coast of Maine that’s haunted by a friendly ghost and three mischievous ones. Cathy Mo ... riarty plays the venal heir of the mansion and Eric Idle her assistant. “Casper” (1995) delivers the goods if you're in the mood for a "spooktacular" Goosebumps-like horror film that's fun & silly and not scary at all. It's like Scooby-Doo but without the dog and the teens are tweens. “Monster Night” (2006) and “Ghostbusters” (1984) are other reference points, but I prefer “Monster Night,” which has a similar plot, but is all-around more entertaining (even though it cost significantly less) and has a superior assortment of good-lookin' women, young and older. With “Caspar” there’s Moriarty, but she plays the biyatch antagonist. There’s also ricci, but she was only 14 during shooting, although she’s effective in the role. The movie runs 1 hour, 40 minutes and was shot at Universals City, California, with establishing shots of Rockport, Maine. GRADE: B-/C+

Jun 23, 2021
r96sk
7.0

I remembered so much of this, and yet absolutely nothing of the plot. <em>’Casper’</em> is a film I must’ve watched so much as a young kid on video, the opening few scenes are very nostalgic. As noted though, I didn’t recall anything serious from this 1995 flick though. It’s a little deeper than ... I remember, with some adult themes touched on - the concluding scenes stand out in that regard. I did remember the cast, however. Malachi Pearson is perfect as the voice of the titular character, while Christina Ricci is good in the lead live-action role. Bill Pullman spearheads the rest of the onscreen talent well. One casting note: A young Devon Sawa has a part, I recently watched him in television’s <em>’<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chucky_(TV_series)" rel="nofollow">Chucky</a>’</em> - which I’d recommend, fwiw. Another: Clint Eastwood makes a small cameo, as does a certain ghost hunter. Just the *checks notes* four follow-ups have spawned from this release. Off we go...

Jan 24, 2022