Review of The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947) by Bob V — 16 Jan 2011
A classic and comedic 'benevolent ghost'- story, that takes most of its humour out of contrasting Harrison's gruff sailor with Tierney's not-quite-at-ease-with-own-prim-demeanour widowed mother.
Unusual, especially in its own day, and still possessed of a definitive charm and naturalness (though odd it may be to describe a story with a sea captain's ghost dictating his own memoirs as natural), it's not quite my cup of tea, but an enjoyable watch for all ages nonetheless.
This review of The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947) was written by Bob V on 16 Jan 2011.
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir has generally received very positive reviews.
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