Ghost (1990)
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While there aren't too many tales of studio interference when it come to Ghost , it was an unlikely mix. Director Jerry Zucker was one of the team responsible for Airplane! and The Naked Gun , while Patrick Swayze was a bankable action star. Demi Moore was an up-and-coming young actress who had starred in some romance and drama films, while Whoopi Goldberg was a comedian who had shown promise as a dramatic actor in The Color Purple before starring in a number of flops. To add a bit of strangeness Zucker was working directly with writer Bruce Joel Rubin. Prior to Ghost he had been responsible for Brainstorm , which, though interesting, was known more for being Natalie Wood's last film. The film he did after that was Deadly Friend , directed by Wes Craven and best known for Kristy Swanson smashing Anne Ramsey's head with a basketball. While nothing in this disparate amalgamation of talents really speaks of disaster it also doesn't foretell a supernatural romance/c