Exclusive“The Ghost and Mrs. Muir” (1947): First Ghost Romance

Ghost stories have been popular for generations, whether told around a campfire or flickering from a movie projector. If you’re not a fan of the grotesque and frightening in entertainment, you doubtless steer away from ghost movies. However, there is one classic ghost movie which can be enjoyed by those who don’t like scary films of any kind. “The Ghost and Mrs. Muir” from 1947 is more of a Gothic Victorian romance than a horror story. It’s the captivating tale of a beautiful young widow who rents a seaside cottage which has been empty for years because it’s rumored to be haunted by the ghost of the sea captain who built it. The widow is unafraid, but it isn’t long before she meets the ghost of the deceased owner on a stormy night. Her frank confidence charms the salty yet devastatingly handsome spirit, who is more man than spirit, and they soon find themselves caught up in an impossible romance. This film is brought to life by the powerful talents of the otherworldly Gene Tierney and the debonair Rex Harrison.
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