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6 Ghost Rider in the Sky Scummer Vacation (Season 2, Episode 4) Ghost to Ghost (Season 3, Episode 4) In an attempt to banish Boris to Death from her house, Lydia and Beetlejuice trick him into retirement by posing as movie critics in a parody of Siskel and Ebert. Lydia plays the role of Ebert, who himself did not like the original movie.


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Published Apr 24, 2023 Tim Burton's Beetlejuice features a variety of living and dead characters, and they're perfectly played in the movie by the all-star ensemble cast. From the title character to the mix of living and deceased characters, Beetlejuice has an amazing cast that contributes to its success as a classic movie.


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Luckily, Baldwin was completely wrong, and "Beetlejuice" is just as funny and enjoyable to watch as an adult, as it was when you were a kid. 6. Barbara Maitland. Warner Bros. Pictures. Barbara is.


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Lydia's character is portrayed as an upbeat goth girl who likes "weird" things from spiders to sloppy horror movies. As in the film, Lydia could summon Beetlejuice out of the Neitherworld (or go there herself) by calling his name three times, sometimes as part of a set chant:


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Series Produced by Series Casting By Series Production Design by Series Art Direction by John Halfpenny. (21 episodes, 1989-1990) Series Production Management Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director Series Art Department Series Sound Department Series Animation Department Series Casting Department Series Editorial Department


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Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, BEETLEJUICE! Meet Lydia Deetz, a Perky Goth girl attending a private school in a sleepy little Connecticut town while trying to deal with her well-meaning but eccentric parents. One day she comes across Beetlejuice, the manic self-described "Ghost With the Most", who befriends her and whisks her off from her ordinary.


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This article lists the characters that appear in the animated series. Living World Characters Deetz Family: Lydia Deetz (voiced by Alyson Court) Charles Deetz (voiced by Roger Dunn ) Aunt May (voiced by Peggy Mahon) Uncle Clyde (voiced by Len Carlson) Delia Deetz (voiced by Elizabeth Hanna ) Aunt Zaphora Uncle Danford Percy (voiced by Susan Roman)


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Film Characters Betelgeuse The Maitlands Lydia Deetz Delia Deetz Charles Deetz Otho Juno


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At once comic, ghoulish, grotesque, dumb, and calculating, Beetlejuice is the rotten-toothed snake-oil salesman villain of the film. A self-described "bio-exorcist," he advertizes his ability to help his fellow dead citizens, but creates more chaos than anything. Glib and fast-talking, unfurling his one-liners in a manic patter, Beetlejuice.


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Character » Beetlejuice appears in 19 issues. Beetlejuice is a very powerful ghost that appears in several comic books, a movie, and a TV series in the late 80's to early 90's. Summary


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Alyson Court, who ultimately voiced Lydia on "Beetlejuice," explained to SyFy Wire how a twist of fate intervened on her behalf. After having auditioned for the part, Court was invited back for.


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Michael Keaton (movie) Alex Brightman (musical & animated voice in "Teen Titans Go!") Stephen Ouimette (animated) Beetlejuice (also known as Betelgeuse in the first film) is a trickster and mischievous ghost. He is the main antagonist of the first Beetlejuice movie. Contents 1 Beetlejuice (movie) 1.1 History (BJ1) 1.1.1 Pre-Beetlejuice


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The animated series focuses on the life of goth girl Lydia Deetz and her undead friend Beetlejuice as they explore the Neitherworld, a ghoulish wacky monster supernaturalistic realm inhabited by monsters, ghosts, ghouls, goblins and zombies. Danny Elfman 's theme for the film was arranged for the cartoon series by Elfman himself. Plot


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Like the movie, the animated "Beetlejuice" cartoon series follows the adventures of the title character (played in the live-action film by Michael Keaton), an undead trouble-making specter who in the 1988 film was the primary antagonist of a deceased Connecticut couple (Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis) who called upon the "Ghost with the Most" to.


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Characters (BJ1) Deceased Characters Beetlejuice animated series character Bartholomew Batt Bully the Crud Mrs. Bugsly Neither-Game Cashier Neither-News Reporter Neither-Prosecutor The Little Monster Around the Corner The Monstress Across the Street Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information