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Trailer narrated by Hal Douglas.	D
Beetlejuice is headed to Broadway March 2019 after pre-Broadway at the National Theater in Wash [...]	D
Both Winona Ryder and Alec Baldwin have guest appearances in Friends (1994).	D
John Candy, John Goodman and Bob Hoskins were considered for Otho.	D
The original plan for the dinner party was to have the guests dance to "a song by The Ink Spots [...]	D
According to Michael Keaton, the Beetlejuice character was described to him by director Tim Bur [...]	D
Betelgeuse resembles the Batman villian The Joker, with the green hair and white skin, a year l [...]	D
Anjelica Huston was originally meant to be Delia, but she was ill and couldn't come in for film [...]	D
Kirstie Alley was the first choice for the role of Barbara. But the producers of Cin cin (1982) [...]	D
Betelgeuse/Beetlejuice's name is spoken fifteen times in the film, eight from Barbara, two from [...]	D
The film won a Saturn Award in 1990 for best horror movie.	D
Originally, Lionel Newman was hired to conduct the score. However, during the first day of reco [...]	D
The logo joke (a ghoulish version of the Banana Boat song) was added during post-production.	D
The skeleton head on top of Betelgeuse's Merry-Go-Round looks remarkably like Jack Skellington, [...]	D
It's implied that Charles was a high powered figure in New York City, but something went wrong [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 [...]	D
Otho's snide remark about 'someone dropped a house on her sister' is a nod to The Wizard of Oz [...]	D
In Beetlejuice's forced wedding, Lydia's dress is bright red. According to the old rhyme about [...]	D
The Lost Souls Room foreshadows the potential fate of the Maitlands.	D
Features one Oscar winner: Geena Davis, and four Oscar nominees: Michael Keaton, Winona Ryder, [...]	D
Michael Keaton ad-libbed 90% of his lines.	D
At a Q&A session for "The Founder," Michael Keaton was asked what was clearly a familiar questi [...]	D
Among the times the number 3 was used, if you look at Beetlejuice's left wrist as he is "tannin [...]	D
Despite appearing in the commercial ad on the TV, Betelgeuse doesn't actually appear fully unti [...]	D
The scene where Beetlegeuse eats the fly is a tribute to the horror film L'esperimento del dott [...]	D
In the first waiting room scene, several methods of death are shown: A camper who was bitten by [...]	D
Betelgeuse ( Michael Keaton ) says, "I've seen L'esorcista (1973) about a hundred and sixty-sev [...]	D
Charles mentions having commissioned a "talking Marcel Marceau statue". Marcel Marceau was a fa [...]	D
Tim Burton feared the "Day-O" sequence wouldn't go over well, since in his opinion it wasn't ve [...]	D
Betelgeuse reveals a hideous (albeit unseen) face to Adam and Barbara. Originally, Betelgeuse's [...]	D
All the people in the waiting room and in the office are in the same condition as when they die [...]	D
The success of the film spawned an animated series that premiered one year after the film was r [...]	D
The Maitlands bumper sticker says: "I brake for animals."	D
Otho Fenlock was named after Otho, a Roman Emperor of only three months; January 15th to April [...]	D
At one point, Tim Burton considered Arnold Schwarzenegger for the role of Betelgeuse. However, [...]	D
Sylvia Sidney played hopeful, naive characters earlier in her career where in this film she is [...]	D
Alec Baldwin dislikes the film and was very unhappy with his performance.	D
In the waiting room at the end of the film, the bottom half of the magician's assistant that Be [...]	D
Lydia's age is never stated, but Winona Ryder was 17 when the movie was filmed, and Barbara ref [...]	D
In the scene where Adam and Barbara transform, the clay sculptures took one week to create.	D
Dudley Moore was considered for the role of Betelgeuse.	D
Tim Burton, production designer Bo Welch and producer Richard Hashimoto travelled the entire st [...]	D
According to Dick Cavett, Tim Burton tried to film the scene where shrimp jump off the plates a [...]	D
The football players bothering Juno are a reference to the 1970 crash of Southern Airways Fligh [...]	D
When Adam and Barbara look in the mirror and can't see their reflections, it's Geena Davis and [...]	D
According to Tim Burton, it took a lot of time to convince cast members to sign, as they though [...]	D
During the dinner party, Otho mentions he used to be a paranormal researcher in New York before [...]	D
Heather Langenkamp was considered for the role of Lydia after Tim Burton saw her in Nightmare - [...]	D
Charles Deetz is shown reading a magazine called "The Living and the Dead". The interior of the [...]	D
Betelgeuse's TV commercial was a spoof of Cal Worthington, a car dealer known for a series of o [...]	D
Michael Keaton and Geena Davis appeared in Ciao Julia, sono Kevin (1994).	D
The Maitlands car is a 1977 Volvo 245 DL.	D
In the movie, there is no mention whatsoever of Lydia's mother. In an early draft of the script [...]	D
Juliette Lewis auditioned for the role of Lydia. Lori Loughlin, Diane Lane, Sarah Jessica Parke [...]	D
Tim Burton: [distorted female face] One of Barbara's early attempts to scare off intruders, and [...]	D
The epilogue with Beetlejuice and the witch doctor was added in post-production.	D
Beetlejuice never speaks his own name. It's implied he can't -- otherwise, he could summon hims [...]	D
In Spain both the movie and Keaton's character were named as "BitelchÃºs", following the pron [...]	D
At about 11 minutes in, the audience (partly) see Beetlejuice reading "The Afterlife" newspaper [...]	D
The studio originally wanted to call the film "House Ghosts." As a joke, Tim Burton suggested t [...]	D
The snake scene had been filmed before Michael Keaton was cast as Betelgeuse, and the animatron [...]	D
Although the character's true name is Betelgeuse, it was spelled "Beetlejuice" in the title bec [...]	D
The Deetz's remodel included an outdoor deck with a wall that frames the fields in the backgrou [...]	D
During the scene in the graveyard after the Maitlands ( Baldwin and Davis) leave when Beetlejui [...]	D
The Hall of Lost Souls might have been inspired by early film versions of A Christmas Carol, wh [...]	D
Beetlejuice, the title character, doesn't appear until twenty-five minutes into the film and ul [...]	D
During the sequence where Adam and Barbara enter Juno's office and see her speaking to a recent [...]	D
Along with Balle spaziali (1987), Big (1988) and Due palle in buca (1988), it is notable for co [...]	D
Larry Wilson was brought on-board to reshape Michael McDowell's screenplay, but creative differ [...]	D
Originally Michael Keaton refused the role because he "just didn't get it." Eventually however [...]	D
Betelgeuse mentions he hates sandworms when reading the newspaper, and again when he first meet [...]	D
Charles screams at Delia and Otho not to touch his new office. They took him literally, the Mai [...]	D
Michael Keaton and Alec Baldwin appeared on 30 Rock (2006).	D
Geena Davis and Jeffrey Jones appeared in Stuart Little - Un topolino in gamba (1999).	D
Charles refers to a photo of Adam, saying that he reminds him of Spencer Tracy. Tracy was secon [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the Top 100 Funniest American Movies. [...]	D
When Betelgeuse says "Go ahead- make my millennium" (in the model, after turning into a snake, [...]	D
During the 'corny ghost sheet scene', the Maitlands glide through the room while trying to be s [...]	D
When Adam and Barbara are in the office, a voice on the PA system announces "Flight 409 is arri [...]	D
Michael Keaton (Betelgeuse) and Glenn Shadix (Otho) both appeared in Mi sdoppio in quattro (199 [...]	D
Juno's beeper (or alarm) sound on her watch is from Chopin's Funeral March (Sonata Op. 35, move [...]	D
When Beetlejuice turns into a merry-go-round, Michael Keaton has bat wings on his ears. Keaton' [...]	D
Delia is momentarily trapped by a piece of sculpture when her art collection is moved into the [...]	D
Tim Burton: [television commercials] Betelgeuse's commercial is viewed by Adam and Barbara.	D
Delia makes note that someone at her dinner party has written in Art in America. By the end of [...]	D
Betelgeuse momentarily controls Barbara, having her say in his voice, "Learn to throw your voic [...]	D
Bill Pullman was considered for the role of Adam	D
Tim Burton sought out Anton Furst to be his production designer, but Furst had committed to Hig [...]	D
When Betelgeuse appears to the Maitlands in a TV ad, he's performing in the model's cemetery, l [...]	D
When Adam and Barbara are sitting next to the model before Jane arrives, they are directly next [...]	D
Adam's black and white checkered shirt is the same one worn by Tom Selleck in Tre scapoli e un [...]	D
"Beetlejuice" was the first DVD sent out by Netflix in 1998.	D
When the Maitlins drive to the store, the dog that crosses in front of their car is the one tha [...]	D
Betelgeuse name is often misspelled because he doesn't want to be summoned by every person that [...]	D
This is Michael Keaton's favorite film of his own.	D
The first sand worm scene, when the creature's head(s) appear as it lunges out of its lair, mig [...]	D
The 10th biggest grossing film of 1988.	D
The film had a medium budget, so most of the VFX were done in-camera; the sandworms and the spa [...]	D
The idea for the movie came after Poltergeist was a hit movie, but the idea of bad ghosts was f [...]	D
Tim Burton originally wanted Sammy Davis, Jr., a favorite star of his since childhood, to play [...]	D
The movie's box-office success created plans for a sequel: Beetlejuice Goes Hawaiian. A script [...]	D
Betelgeuse calls himself the most eligible bachelors since Valentino came over (when convincing [...]	D
According to Producer, Larry Wilson, the original ending was significantly darker, ending with [...]	D
There was originally a scene where Lydia was developing photos of Adam and Barbara in Delia's b [...]	D
When Beetlejuice is in the model before he meets the Maitlands, he lured a fly out with a candy [...]	D
The number three is used several times: The number of times to say commands ("Betelgeuse" and " [...]	D
The tune Charles whistles just before he begins bird watching is from Franz von Suppe's "Light [...]	D
Michael Keaton based his performance of Beetlejuice on Chop Top from Non aprite quella porta - [...]	D
The total time the Maitlands are alive, not counting the opening credits, is five minutes thirt [...]	D
Winona Ryder was cast on the strength of her performance in Lucas (1986).	D
Tim Burton wanted Sammy Davis, Jr. for the title role as the Betelgeuse character was drastical [...]	D
The visual effects budget was just $1 million, a major factor in Tim Burton deciding to make th [...]	D
The casting of Lydia came down to just two actresses, namely, Winona Ryder and Alyssa Milano, w [...]	D
Linda Blair was briefly considered for the role of Barbara Maitland.	D
Tim Burton: [dogs] The Maitlands' deaths are caused by a stray dog wandering around the bridge [...]	D
Though Otho and Delia couldn't see it, Barbara hanging on a noose in the closet when she rips h [...]	D
Michael Keaton, playing the title character, only appears in 14.5 minutes of the film.	D
Delia has a knack for "repurposing" clothing to wear in different styles. In one scene, Delia w [...]	D
Catherine O'Hara met her future husband, production designer Bo Welch, while making this film. [...]	D
Adam, Barbara, Charles, and Delia were all named alphabetically.	D
Tim Burton: [stop-motion animation] The sculptures, sandworms, and various effects.	D
Michael Keaton came up with much of the character's look himself - he told the makeup departmen [...]	D
Miss Argentina's full sash can be seen with the year "1939." As the movie is set in 1988, she h [...]	D
When Glenn Shadix (Otho) died in September 2010, the last song performed at his memorial servic [...]	D
Otho recites lines from the poem "The Warning" by Thomas Lovell Beddoes while he is resurrectin [...]	D
Producer Jon Peters thought of casting controversial comedian Sam Kinison as Beetlegeuse, but K [...]	D
Jeffrey Jones (Charles Deetz) and Winona Ryder (Lydia Deetz) appeared in La seduzione del male [...]	D
A toy line was released in conjunction with the film and featured action figures of most of Bee [...]	D
Wes Craven was the first choice to direct.	D
In the first scene, Adam receives a Harry Bellefonte cassette in the mail. "The Banana Boat Son [...]	D
When Barbara is frustrated after failing to scare the Deetzes, she says to Adam: "What's the go [...]	D
Adam and Barbara are inspired by Barbra and Johnny from the opening scene of Night of the Livin [...]	D
The title character is named for a bright red star in the constellation of Orion, Betelgeuse.	D
Just before the dinner party scene, Delia mentions to Lydia that one of their guests is a write [...]	D
A set of screen used foam latex prosthetic pieces (the faces Adam and Barbara pull) were found [...]	D
Beetlejuice's black and white striped outfit suggests he is a prisoner to the curse that's befa [...]	D
During the opening credits, there is a flyover shot of the town. When you see Jeffery Jones's, [...]	D
When Adam and Barbara are exchanging gifts the wrapping paper that Barbara takes off hers has b [...]	D
Glenn Shadix (Otho) and Winona Ryder (Lydia) appeared in Schegge di follia (1988).	D
Appropriate to the theme of Beetlejuice, the man who wrote the original screenplay, Michael McD [...]	D
When Barbara holds up Adam's severed head, Alec Baldwin was kneeling behind a black show card t [...]	D
Tim Burton's ghost story Beetlejuice took place in Connecticut, but it was actually filmed in E [...]	D
Jane, the real estate agent, and her daughter always wear identical outfits.	D
After the surprise box-office success of Pee-wee's Big Adventure (1985), Tim Burton found he wa [...]	D
It is hinted throughout the movie that Lydia could be suffering from depression, particularly w [...]	D
Wayne Knight was considered for the role of Otho.	D
Dustin Hoffman, Robin Williams, Christopher Lloyd, Jim Carrey, Tim Curry, Jack Nicholson, Bill [...]	D
Alec Baldwin and Jeffrey Jones appeared in Caccia a Ottobre Rosso (1990).	D
Seth Grahame-Smith, who wrote "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" and who has worked with Tim Bur [...]	D
Jeffrey Jones and Susan Kellerman also appeared in L'avvocato del diavolo (1997).	D
When Adam finds the advert for Betelgeuse, he actually says the name three times, but because h [...]	D
The TV show "Community," which started airing over 20 years after the release of Beetle Juice, [...]	D
Set in Connecticut, the movie was filmed in the small town of East Corinth, Vermont. A small cr [...]	D
Adam's bird head resembles the character Gogo Dodo from the Warner Bros. cartoon I favolosi Tin [...]	D
At the time the movie was made the reputation of the 240-Series Volvos was that of the safest car in [...]	D
At the dinner party, Otho states that people who commit suicide end up as "civil servants" in the af [...]	D

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Juno: [at the Maitland home] Things seem pretty [...]	D
Adam: [In a decomposed state and trying to say B [...]	D
Delia: [as Bernard, Grace, and Beryl leaves not [...]	D
Barbara: [to Adam] Maybe we should try that Beet [...]	D
Otho: [while Lydia shows them the attic] Fabulou [...]	D
[last lines] [in the waiting room, Betelgeuse i [...]	D
Barbara: What's wrong? Lydia: Beetle... Barbar [...]	D
Charles: Pumpkin... sweetheart... [kisses her a [...]	D
Beetlejuice: [after kicking down a model tree] N [...]	D
Lydia: [while eating Cantonese food] I plan to h [...]	D
Beetlejuice: [to Lydia, about the owner of the f [...]	D
Beetlejuice: Oh, yeah. Here I am come, baby. [...]	D
Juno: Okay, have you been studying the manual? [...]	D
Beetlejuice: These aren't my rules. Come to thin [...]	D
Beetlejuice: I'm just doin' my job. Besides, I t [...]	D
Beetlejuice: You know, you look like somebody I [...]	D
Beetlejuice: I'm feeling a little, ooh, anxious [...]	D
Charles: As soon as we get settled, we'll build [...]	D
Lydia: Mr. and Mrs. Maitland? Hello? Where are y [...]	D
Barbara: [after Jane did not hear Adam call her] [...]	D
Adam: [picks up a spider] Now that's a big fella [...]	D
Adam: Cabin fever, hon? Barbara: Well, I can't [...]	D
Delia: KIDS. You know, I love them.	D
Preacher: Do you take this woman to be your wedd [...]	D
Dumb Football Player: Coach. Coach, where's the [...]	D
[why he can't tell Lydia his name] Beetlejuice: [...]	D
Delia: [talking to a workman] If you tell me wha [...]	D
Beetlejuice: [Trying to get Lydia to guess his n [...]	D
Juno: What's wrong? Barbara: We're very unhappy [...]	D
Char Man: Want a cigarette? Adam: No, thank you [...]	D
Very Dumb Football Player: [the football players [...]	D
[In the afterlife waiting room] Receptionist: N [...]	D
Charles: Delia Deetz, welcome home. Delia: [bei [...]	D
[Evaluating her new home] Delia: A little gasol [...]	D
Lydia: Are you the guys hiding out in the attic? [...]	D
Beetlejuice: Let's see, business section. [he f [...]	D
[Adam and Barbara see a dark room with decompose [...]	D
Adam: You can see us without the sheets? Lydia: [...]	D
Delia: This is my art, and it is dangerous! Do y [...]	D
Lydia: [Lydia hears wild moaning through the wal [...]	D
Beetlejuice: [finishing his used-car style comme [...]	D
[reading The Handbook for the Living and the Dea [...]	D
Messenger: How do I look? There are no mirrors o [...]	D
Adam: It's the first day of our vacation, and yo [...]	D
Lydia: [On Otho's seance] Wait... what am I worr [...]	D
Beetlejuice: Go ahead, make my millennium.	D
Lydia: If you are real ghosts, you guys better g [...]	D
Beetlejuice: [after Lydia says his name three ti [...]	D
Otho: I have a feeling there's something very in [...]	D
Adam: [the Maitlands have tried to scare the Dee [...]	D
[On the new house] Lydia: Delia hates it. [see [...]	D
Juno: [as Adam and Barbara come back to the afte [...]	D
Preacher: And you, do you, Lydia, take this man. [...]	D
Lydia: They don't wanna come down. Delia: Charl [...]	D
Beetlejuice: That is why I won't do two shows [...]	D
[repeated line] Barbara: Betelgeuse, Betelgeuse [...]	D
Beetlejuice: Let's turn on the juice and see wha [...]	D
[in the waiting room of the afterlife] Barbara: [...]	D
Delia: Kids. You know, I love them.	D
[Head spins wildly and begins shrieking] Beetle [...]	D
Beetlejuice: You want to get somebody out of you [...]	D
Lydia: They wanted me to dissect a frog, I told [...]	D
Adam: You've read our book? Lydia: Yeah. Adam: [...]	D
Barbara: [after the Deetzes moved in] Is this a [...]	D
Beetlejuice: [Trying to get Lydia to say his nam [...]	D
Otho: Oh, you family types, you got other things [...]	D
Bernard: Otho, I didn't realize you were into th [...]	D
Lydia: [Lydia is writing a suicide note] I am al [...]	D
[about the house] Otho: There's absolutely no o [...]	D
Beetlejuice: I gotta card around here, somewhere [...]	D
Beetlejuice: [to Charles and Delia] Mom, Dad. I [...]	D
Charles: Nice building... bad roof... goooood pa [...]	D
Barbara: [to Adam] What's the good of being a gh [...]	D
Juno: So, I don't care what it takes! You get th [...]	D
Delia: Charles, I will not stop living and breat [...]	D
Beetlejuice: [as Otho tries to escape] Not so fa [...]	D
Adam: How is it that you can see us but nobody e [...]	D
[a fly appears in the Maitland home, it flies on [...]	D
Charles: I'm not sure this is the right environm [...]	D
Barbara: What about that guy in the flyer, you k [...]	D
Beetlejuice: [as a snake] We've come for your da [...]	D
Barbara: Lydia's trying, but they don't believe [...]	D
[Adam and Barbara make it back home as the sandw [...]	D
[Adam and Barbara struggle to understand the "Ha [...]	D
Adam: What are your qualifications? Beetlejuice [...]	D
Beetlejuice: Attention K-Mart shoppers.	D
Barbara: I'll go see who that is. You start coun [...]	D
Adam: [reading] 'Handbook of the Recently Diseas [...]	D
Adam: Can you be scary? Beetlejuice: Oh, thanks [...]	D
Otho: [enters a room with Barbara holding up Ada [...]	D
Otho: What happened to these people? Delia: The [...]	D
Lydia: You're not gross. Why are you wearing she [...]	D
Jane Butterfield: This house is so big. It reall [...]	D

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