In Collection
#3
Seen It:
Yes
USA / English
| Greg Kinnear |
Frank Herlihy |
| Jordan Carlos |
Young Husband |
| Dequina Moore |
Young Wife |
| Joseph Badalucco Jr. |
Accident Bystander #1 |
| Brian Hutchison |
Accident Bystander #2 |
| Tyree Michael Simpson |
Sneezy Cop |
| Julia K. Murney |
Sneezy Lady |
| Ricky Gervais |
Bertram Pincus D.D.S. |
| Claire Lautier |
Upper East Side Lady |
| Aasif Mandvi |
Dr. Prashar |
| Bridget Moloney |
Receptionist |
| Raymond J. Lee |
Greenpeace Guy |
| Joey Mazzarino |
Food Delivery Guy |
| Brad Oscar |
Day Doorman |
| Kathleen Landis |
Resident |
| Director |
David Koepp; Jeff Kennedy |
| Producer |
Roger Birnbaum; Gary Barber |
| Writer |
David Koepp; John Kamps |
Ghost Town starts when Frank(Greg Kinnear) gets almost killed by a falling air conditioner only to immediately after get actually killed by a bus. As most ghost stories go, he cannot leave this world until he finishes his unfinished business. In his case, his unfinished business is trying to stop his widowed wife Gwen (Tea Leoni) from getting married to a jerk. To do this, he enlists the help of the Bert (Ricky Gervais) who can see dead people because he was actually killed for seven minutes during an operation but came back to life. However, Bert has his own problems to deal with first. He is an antisocial dentist who has no friends, dislikes his job, dislikes his neighbors, and has to deal with hordes of ghosts following him asking for help. Bert agrees to help Frank with his unfinished business and helps himself by discovering that he does actually have a heart.
| Region |
Region 1 |
| No. of Disks/Tapes |
1 |
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