The Haunted Mansion

Comedy, Family, Fantasy

Eddie Murphy	Jim Evers
Nathaniel Parker	Master Gracey
Wallace Shawn	Ezra
Terence Stamp	Ramsley
Marsha Thomason	Sara Evers
Jennifer Tilly	Madame Leota
Aree Davis	Megan
Jim Doughan	Mr. Coleman
Marc John Jefferies	Michael
Dina Spybey	Emma
Marc John Jeffries	Michael

Director	Rob Minkoff; Robert Minkoff
Producer	Rob Minkoff; Barry Bernardi
Writer	David Berenbaum
Cinematography	Remi Adefarasin
Musician	Mark Mancina

Jim (Eddie Murphy) and Sara Evers (Marsha Thomason), are realtors that go on a working vacation to the swamps near New Orleans. Along with them are their two children, 10 year old Michael (Marc John Jefferies) and 13 year old Megan (Aree Davis). They stop to examine Garcey Manor, a property they have been asked to sell. A terrible rainstorm forces them to stay the night with butler Ramsley (Terence Stamp) and Master Edward Gracey (Nathaniel Parker), who eye Sara strangely. Separated and forced to undergo various ghostly adventures, Jim and the kids eventually find each other again. They then work to defeat the mansion’s curse and save Sara, with the help of footman Ezra (Wallace Shawn), maid Emma (Dina Waters), and the exceedingly talkative head of gypsy Madame Leota (Jennifer Tilly). The movie is very loosely based on the Disney “Haunted Mansion” ride and also refers to the European version, “Phantom Mansion.”