Script to Screen: Casper (The Version You NEVER Saw!)

The 1995 adaptation of Casper the Friendly Ghost is a lot of fun, and for its 25th anniversary, we're looking at the scenes that didn't make the cut!

[@Mathee]

I actually think it makes sense that Carrigan and Dr. Harvey's ghosts have hair and clothes, because they're recently deceased. I believe Casper and his uncles also started out with the hair and clothes they wore when they died, and them losing it could be a reference to their bodies losing it as they decompose

[@Nick-yl9kv]

Mathilde Bruhn that’s definitely possible I’m guessing it was more to do with their memories though. As the film states that ghosts lose memories of their life as time passes and clothes and hair would be one of those identity based memories. And also the CGI team just probably wanted an excuse to caricature both Carrigan and Dr. Harvey as cartoon ghosts. Mainly because for Carrigan if you look at her, she has sharper makeup as a ghost and shiny bright red fingernails after dying as if she could choose her look making her more sinister looking like Ursula or Cruella. But it’s just a guess.

[@chipchopbarbershop8426]

Do you think that Carrigan could be one of Wendy's aunts from the 3rd movie?

[@brandonspain12345]

@@Nick-yl9kv Also, they actually wanted Carrigan all white with no clothes. However, it would've looked like she was nude, so they added her a black covering uniform. As for Dr. Harvey, I'm guessing they specifically made him look like Bill Pullman to give Kat a better emotional connection and for the audience. Because, it wouldn't feel right if Dr. Harvey looked like Ghostbusters logo or the way the ghosts were drawn in the cartoons.

[@brandonspain12345]

@@chipchopbarbershop8426 For me, I don't consider A Spirited Beginning or Meets Wendy canon. For one, the 1996 spin-off cartoon said he's 112 years old (and will be 113 in April.) So that would mean he was a ghost for 100 years since 1895 when he died at the age of 12. While in the other movies, he was a ghost in the late 90s, woke up in a train, not knowing he's a ghost rather than choosing not to crossover to look after his lonely dad like in the original. The 1995 movie took place in Friendship Maine and the house of Whipstaff Manor where he and the trio grew up. But In the p*ssy prequel, it says it's in the Applegate Mansion of DeedsTown which wasn't even their home and Casper and the uncles are suddenly not related. Proving the 1995 version is in it's own universe.

[@SonicXtreme99akaCreeperMario]

Wow, this is a lot better than the actaul movie (atleast how you described it) fatso seems to have unique personality (for the most part-ish) and Casper and Kat’s relationship was more well rounded, overall This movie should’ve been animated

[@terabitez3374]

The movie had pretty good pacing until about halfway through and a lot of that’s lost scenes could have made the movie a whole lot better

[@brandonspain12345]

Same. It always felt like it was the plot for a sequel by the time it got to the laboratory scene. I think the movie could've been stronger if it was more about the relationship between Casper, Kat and the Trio. Why does the Trio hate Casper making friends with people? Can Kat love Casper for who he is and not as a human? Could Casper have the confidence in himself to grow up or mature to fall in love or stand up for himself? Focusing on the themes of identity, judgement, and criticism. More of the themes of the cartoon essentially. Maybe explore that the Trio are actually jealous of Casper's friendly charm because when they were kids, they weren't allowed to have any friends or maybe they were bullied victims themselves and by their own parents. And the conflict of the movie is not Carrigan trying to find the hidden treasure, but more on the Trio trying to sabotage Casper's dreams of loving Kat. Until in the end, they all apologize and come closer as a family again, accepting Casper being who he wants to be.

[@NegotiableHemingway]

I wonder how the 3 uncles died?

[@MsDisneylandlover]

My mom passed away in that is hard rip so I can relate n also my bff passed away too so it all hard.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Can you do Caroline

[@topperbizzare564]

*Colin LooksBack* ❤❤ nice work carry on u can do to much good in future ❤❤ i hope i will do best you tuber lets come to friendship ❤❤

[@ryanstauffer119]

The only deleted scenes that I wish were not cut out were these... 1. Casper revealing that he is the reason Kat and her father moving to this place, resulting in her losing another chance to make friends. This would build on their relationship. And it definitely makes more sense why Kat was tryin to ignore Casper at school and why she didn't want him to go to the Halloween party. And it does make the scene where Casper doesn't remember being alive more impactful, making Kat know someone has something worse than her, thus leading her to forgiving Casper. 2. Showing a picture of Stretch, Fatso, and Stinky when they were alive. We got to know what Casper looked like when he was alive, so it's only fair that we find out what the uncles looked like. But I wish we also got three other things: what their real names are, how did they die, and why are they haunting the house with Casper. We found out that Casper died from getting sick from the winter and he was haunting the house so his father wouldn't be alone. But of course, with his father being dead, Casper's should have finished business at that point and move on. But I wonder what the uncles' unfinished business are. It's rare for the uncles liking Casper, so why are they with him? 3. Casper should've still stood up to his uncles. They deserved to be frightened after a century of tormenting him. This would've been really satisfying to see.

[@crystalhampton2240]

Out of all the deleted scenes I wished they had kept Casper telling Kat that he was the reason they were there. Kat seeing the picture of the trio when they were alive and Casper standing up to his uncles. While having the picture scene taken out didn't hurt the movie I think it wasn't a good idea to cut the other two. Casper standing up to them would have been good development for all of them. Casper wouldn't let them push him around anymore and if we had actually gotten a sequel to this movie maybe the trio would have more respect towards Casper and maybe acted nicer towards him.

[@DarkHeroesForever]

I agree because one of the biggest grips I have about the movie was that there was an actual moment to develop the Trio as real characters beyond just being comic relief that was when the moment they were about to kill Dr. Harvey in order to make themselves a quartet, a fully drunk Dr. Harvey tells them that he was gonna break his bargain with Carrigan to let the Trio stay at their home, and it was this response that led to them to have a change of heart even by trying to stop Dr. Harvey from falling to his death down on a manhole, but once he shows up back in the mansion as a ghost, the Trio basically return back to their mischievous ways as if that moment they had at the bar never happen. Yet, I would've been more forgiven if that scene with Casper standing up to them wasn't remove because it shows that Casper wasn't gonna put up to this crap anymore, but we didn't any of that in the final version, and honestly it's one of those things that makes the movie kind of hard to revisit especially after seeing to this, at least to me.

[@mightyfilm]

No matter the pacing or tone, there was really no call for cutting the scene where Casper tells off his uncles. That would have been a great payoff and would show some character development, as now Casper HAS a reason to stick up for himself. Having said that, the one thing that always got me about Casper is that he constantly gets crap from the other ghosts for not being scary, yet he manages to scare everybody with absolutely no effort. Accidental or not, he has proven to be frighting. If anything, he proves that intentional theatrics are completely unnecessary, and just the existence of ghosts is strong enough to terrify the fleshbags. Also, and I mean NO disrespect by this, the Brad Garrett impersonation somehow sounds like a dead on Sam the Eagle.

[@ColinLooksBack]

I am totally fine with an unintentional Sam Eagle impression! I've been quoting his "you are all WEIRDOS" line for years now.

[@chipchopbarbershop8426]

Steven Spielberg should also do a proper little Audrey cartoon reboot like he did with the Casper cartoon in 1996

[@philipjohnkaye8890]

Some people take life far too seriously

[@DisneyFan16672]

Fun fact: If you look closely as Human Casper is descending the stairs you can see him carrying a sword and scabbard on his belt. I believe this is the slight reference to the early pirate costume idea, but either way the scene works whether you notice or not. :)

[@aprilcanipe2614]

It's also a costume party so makes sense

[@DarkHeroesForever]

I enjoy the Casper film myself, but I think some of the stuff that was in the script but didn't make it into the film like Casper telling Kat that he indirectly cause her and father to move to Whipstaff, and of course Casper standing up to his uncles for a change would've made the film a lot better, but I am still bum that not even the script explained how Amelia passed away.

[@meganmarchionda1165]

Maybe the reason Casper is still around is because he feels guilty about what happened to his father. It will only be when he overcomes said guilt will he be able to move on. As for the uncles they may feel responsible for what happened to their nephew but since they don't remember what happened they can't move on. If there was something that contradicts this in the movie, I admittedly haven't seen it in a while.

[@ColinLooksBack]

Casper's guilt weighing him down makes a lot of sense. As for his uncles, their past is a complete mystery. I get the feeling that they wouldn't want to cross over, anyway. It's just too much fun to scare fleshies.

[@davidsiler5505]

@@ColinLooksBack I have always believed that Casper did not know that he died.

[@deadbynightupbylunch]

I think when his uncles died they were there for him at first to watch over him when his father was committed and he was all alone. But when they started forgetting who they were and relished in the fun of being a ghost they became a bit meaner.

[@sabrinamiller3671]

The score for Casper's Lullaby freaking destroys me. It somehow reminds me of Casper and his father, and them grieving for one another.

[@aidanhever3369]

Indeed it is. I don't know why some people, including The Nostalgia Critic, considered it to be one of the worst family movies of the 90s. Oh please. The prequels/remakes by Saban are inferior to this movie.

[@SpiderandMosquito]

Well to be fair that review was fairly farcical and dog has set its not a bad movie it's just not exactly his speed, and it's worth highlighting it's flaws where they are. A common theme in this nostalgia critic videos is that. No matter what the character says, 9 times out of 10 Doug Walker himself recommends the movies if only because they are so bad their good. Granted Doug does openly dislike several of the movies hes are viewed like the grinch and he is Not above actually trashing on really bad films like the garbage pail kids which because it's the one, *the* one he actually does truly hate it's honestly one of the most cathartic to watch and come back to and it makes me know just how honest he really is being in his performance that time. But in general I agree, I don't really see any real problem with this movie outside of Maybe some of these B plots that were in the script kind of do open up some missing places some plot holes you now little little ones nothing that really undermines the film but missed opportunities such as Casper actually standing up for himself to his Uncles would've been really nice. The loss of the song while makes sense from a production standpoint, and it isn't adding to the plot, the scene would've been SOMETHING else for Hella sure. I feel so robbed by having not in the movie

[@jvgreendarmok]

I saw it a couple of years ago for the first time in ages and was surprised by how well it held up. But then, I've always been a Tiny Toons and Animaniacs fan so it's what you'd expect.

[@brandonspain12345]

As someone who isn't a fan of NC, I think you're harsh on NC's Casper review. I know he said it wasn't that bad, actually. Even on his Real Thoughts review, he said he didn't really hate it. He actually respected what the movie was going for, it just wasn't executed all that well in terms of it's overstuffed plot and eye rolling gags. Even saying it's like the 1990 TMNT where it's flawed but he can still see the highlights and respect it's efforts for trying.

[@CBright7831]

Nostalgia Critic? 🤢…🤮

[@CrazyEveeFanGirl234]

I love this movie, I didn't know it was produced by Steven Spielberg!

[@MrTimshellscherber]

Me 2.

[@benhuether5474]

My theory as to why Casper can't crossover even after his fathers death is that he's a very special kind of ghost. Everyone is put on this earth for a reason and Casper was so sweet and friendly in life that the mortal realm could not bear to be parted from his memory when he died so young. Instead of being stuck with "unfinished business" he has a new lease on life (or should I say afterlife) of spreading friendship as a spirit.

[@millerhxc]

Wanna hear something spooky? I was genuinely thinking about this movie and the animated series yesterday and then I see you put this video up today! I was thinking how weird the concept is for kids. Even though I still think it's a great movie and liked it as a kid, I remember actually crying at the bit where he talks about once being a real boy. It just reinforced that he was a dead child and as a child that was the bit that got me the most. But generally, Christina Ricci made the movie all the worthwhile for me. Had a massive crush on her.

[@Nick-yl9kv]

I always found it strange that Dibs and Carrigan’s characters were criticized so much as villains. I thought they played into the Beetlejuice kids genre of the movie quite well. Carrigan wasn’t really ever intended to be some pure evil terrifying villain. The movie and Cathy Moriarty portrayed her as what she was, a narcissistic, high maintenance, greed filled antagonist. She was really there to provide a slight means for the plot to move forward and also be a method of dark comedic satire. She spends the whole movie trying desperately to get the treasure only to find out it’s locked behind a giant steel vault so her and Dibs figure a ghost could get through and then use the capsule to come back to life but neither of them actually wants to do it. Especially when she decides that Dibs should die and tries to kill him but the plot ends up having her accidentally fall off a cliff to her own death. A death that was intended to allow the audience to darkly laugh at her misfortune even having Dibs seemingly not care that she is dead. And slightly later when she thinks she has the upper hand as a ghost she is the one who unintentionally admits her unfinished business is complete sending her to the afterlife for eternity unable to return.

[@nickmontoya3001]

I always tear up when Harvey sees Amelia again. Makes me think of those who are gone and if they came back for a brief moment and what I would say to them

[@thomasdasilva1464]

French fries are not a breakfast food!

[@thomasdasilva1464]

Like the scene where Kevin talks to the old man in the church in Home Alone, the scene between Dr. Harvey and his angel wife elevates this movie to a whole new level.

[@enriqueramirez0615]

6:45 [Fatso] -Hey horsey...BOO! 6:49 [Fatso] -Here Flicka...Bleaaugh!

[@Sandlot1992]

Childhood Classic! I would like to see you do one with Scooby-Doo (2002) and there was an original PG-13 draft version of the script that Shaggy was a stoner!

[@kaylemathewcomendador6964]

I have quite the nostalgia watching that movie in my grade school years. So it’s neat to learn some more of it through this video. And there’s an animated series that continues from the movie? I might wanna check out a bit of it sometime later. Mostly for weird nostalgia sake. Seeing a film change from script to filming sure is fascinating. I’m currently reading some of the script of Spider-Man (2002) and seeing the differences and cut scenes are quite interesting. Nicely done video overall. Hoping to see you tackle some other movies like this.

[@QuincyKane]

I love this movie; thanks for making this! There's some really neat stuff here! Honestly, I think this movie is perfect for what it's supposed to be; it's go a lot of heart, great atmosphere, set design, and characters, and the music is hauntingly beautiful!

[@steakdriven]

Wait a minute doesn't that mean that Harvey still has a corpse lying in a ditch?

[@danairisparker2579]

I wish they could have the scene where Vic slipped on the puddle which turned out to be Casper and Kat stomped on the puddle smudging his face

[@jeffwolcott7815]

Isn't it obvious what Casper's 'unfinished businesses' is? Merchandising! All jokes aside, I found this interesting and would like to know where can I find the script.

[@chipchopbarbershop8426]

Wendy didn't get a live action appearance till the 1998 Casper meets Wendy movie

[@raymicheals4127]

Honestly the movie makes it fun to be a ghost so I'm not sure why any ghost want to be alive.

[@srjsfangirlPL2014]

Hearing You read the script makes me already imagine how improved the movie would have been if certain scenes weren't cut. I wonder if somebody will get inspired to write fanfiction based on this script? That'd be cool to those who grew up with this movie, I'm sure.

[@Harrymation-productions]

I think the therapy scene could’ve been better used in this way. I’d have Casper’s uncles be much nicer to him, and also be mad when he tries to hide the Harveys from them. Later in the movie; during the therapy scene fatso sits down and vents his frustration; going on about how he’s tired of Casper chasing something he could never have instead appreciating what he still has, and making himself more miserable in the process, and how he and the other uncles are constantly hard on Casper to try and get him to appreciate what he has. This scene in turn could help me Harvey realize his problems and how similar they are to Casper’s.

[@flappletarts]

I’m so glad to see this movie just reviving

[@reshawndrezenbarriga7218]

Hello colin. I love your videos and I have a question will you continue the Disney villains?

[@austinbarr6356]

I should’ve kept that introduction in there cause I would’ve made more sense. I get it timing=money, but come on.

[@Rubberman202]

I saw the 1995 Casper movie quite a bit as a kid... not sure if I liked it all that much, but I watched it a lot. It's been a while since I saw this movie, but I remember it being OK but nothing too great. Maybe I should revisit it?

[@shahzadamiri1317]

can you do a script to screen of the nightmare before christmas?

[@matthewtuerffs6503]

17:15 - 18:04 I personally feel this should have been kept in…

[@TUM_Toons]

Honestly, it was cool to see that they still used scrapped moments from the script in the cartoon. Like the musical number and the who that I am short.

[@evanwebb6374]

What about the scene where the Ghostly trio are talking to Dr. Harvey about their relationship with Casper before their deaths??

[@anniefinch6843]

I remember this movie and it's a little scary.

[@mayhem9702]

22:54

[@omnitrixbearer7364]

Did you have any of the coloring books?

[@randomads7935]

James Harvey is my faaaaaaaaave.

[@kienchenk4223]

Such a great video, thank you! This is the one movie I have loved all my life. There are just so many layers. - As a gradeschooler, it was a spooky and funny movie with a cute ghost. - as a young teen I understood a little more of the topic (plus wanted to be cool like Kat, and dance with human!Casper😅) - But it was most devastating to watch it as a parent😭 Just thinking about Casper's father's fate is heartbreaking. The scene I missed the most (because I noticed something was missing from the first time watching) was an explanation of "my dad hit the ceiling". The song number is dearly missed, as is Casper's moment of growth. I'd like to mention that a lot of the cameos and pop culture references were not well executed in the European dub. No one knew what an "Oprah" was🤷‍♀️ But that is on the translators, not the movie itself. Thanks for the tip with scriptfly. As Disneyfan already pointed out, Casper actually is in costume, with the sword buckled to his hip. But it is easy to miss, as he didn't have it in the "flying dance" scene. (I still loved your interpretation of "dressed as a real boy"!) Oh, and I just watched this movie with my own kid and they loved it😍

[@wendymccoy1093]

I love this movie. I still have the vhs somwhere. Me and my friends wanted to be Cat so bad because we had a crush on Devon Sawa lol

[@ColinLooksBack]

It sounds like Human!Casper was the first crush of many kids.

[@wendymccoy1093]

@@ColinLooksBack oh definitely. He was in all of the teen magazines in the 90s lol

[@chipchopbarbershop8426]

List of famous studios based movies 1. Popeye the movie (1980) 2. Superman (1978) 3. Casper (1995)

[@mandspals]

I really liked the song he you sung at the end

[@SpiderandMosquito]

"Lucky Enough to be a Ghost" .... I'VE BEEN ROBBED!!! DX

[@anthonyruby2668]

BEST LINE EVER!!! If ghost haunt us, what is haunting them????

[@laotasurfs1110]

With you talking about Casper's death, I just got back a memory from a (late-80s? early 90s?) sitcom called Flying Blind where a woman was watching tv with her boyfriend. She turned to him sadly and said, "Casper is so small. How old was he when he... passed away?" I really loved the set design on this movie, the soundtrack, and the really cinematic ghost effects. And yeah, the scene with Kat's mother was a tear-jerker. I also really liked the idea of Dr. Harvey becoming friends with the Ghostly Trio -- they could've easily put them in a purely villainous role and then get rid of them in the end, but I think it was way more fun and endearing to have them come around. I also love that the story was centered on the concept of the "moving on" part of the grieving process, and making that the thing the ghosts have in common with the living. PS, Carrigan's death was hilarious.

[@enriqueramirez0615]

During the plot of film the main Antagonist "Carrigan Crittenden" main goal is to find the treasure somewhere in the mansion, but when she did get her hand on the ultimate prize she disappeared into existing. how ever the treasure was nothing more then a autograph baseball and a baseball glove.(this are called personal treasure where you storage your favorite stuff, no golds or jewellery) She want through all that fuss just for nothing.

[@ranmasaotome2161]

You should do Thomas and the magic railroad next.

[@ColinLooksBack]

I definitely thought about it, but I know there's a lot of controversy that's happened recently regarding the deleted footage getting leaked or something vs an official release. I think the story behind the movie is more interesting than the movie itself.

[@ranmasaotome2161]

@@ColinLooksBack yes you can still do it actually. The leaks aren’t really on there anymore because they have been deleted. So it’s safe because there’s no directors cut it’s just the unfinished work prints over the years we all been battling for. It’s just useless now because there’s no directors cut.

[@ColinLooksBack]

@@ranmasaotome2161 I'll keep that in mind, but I can honestly say that I don't think I'll be doing a Thomas video any time soon. I'm sure there are plenty of other KZbinrs who will be covering the PT Boomer material in the future, so we'll probably get some good videos out of it anyhow.

[@ranmasaotome2161]

@@ColinLooksBack it’s just a suggestion and I already have back along time ago. It’s still up but it needs a more updated source. Hopefully there is more movies you can bring us on the channel we don’t know about.

[@chipchopbarbershop8426]

If they ever make another Casper cartoon or movie I think Grey Delislie would be a good voice for Casper and really Casper did not have the right voice in the Harvey girls cartoon

[@benjaminwitham8142]

Would be cool to see a special edition/director's cut of the film with the deleted material reinserted

[@MrTimshellscherber]

Yes.

[@magicemperor2420]

I've known about most (but not all) of these separate puzzle pieces for years, and this video, better than any others I've watched, really put the pieces together. Thanks a TON for that!!

[@quantumimmortality551]

Looking back as an adult, kerrigan is actually hot

[@CinnamonGrrlErin1]

I remember seeing this when I was about 12 at the drive-in as a double feature with Apollo 13. I've always liked that its one of those rare movies actually filmed in my home state of Maine (it's too expensive for the most part, which is too bad).

[@DestronDecepticon23]

First off just wanted to say thank you for making this video! As a big fan who also grew up on this movie it's really great to see content on this movie period! From what little content there seems to be out there talking about this movie, even less seem to go at it with any degree of earnestness. Over the years I felt I had done a ton of research on the trivia and behind the scenes of this movie, but never came across anything like this (particularly the early script details). It's honestly really nice to have a lot of the trivia that's out there consolidated into one vid. Honestly would agree that it would have been such a great character arc moment for Casper to stand up to his uncles at the end! That would have been amazing! Just out of curiousity, is there anywhere that the script can be read? Would love to give it a read myself! Anyways, thanks again for such a vid, it turned out spectacularly! :D

[@ColinLooksBack]

I bought this draft on ScriptFly, which is a great resource for movie screenplays. I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

[@DestronDecepticon23]

@@ColinLooksBack Ooh thank you very much! Just rewatched the bit where you showed the script and I should have noticed that watermark before. My bad. XD Just out of curiousity though do they send a physical or digital copy of scripts? You're also very welcome! Been watching your Disney villain vids and have been really enjoying them too!

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Digs was funny

[@pokemonyugiohmettaton]

I have an old Casper clip of sorts on a dvd with some Popeye and Betty Boop I think it had penguins or something similar…

[@nicholassims9837]

Does Carrigan defeat gives you a Jafar vibe ; A human becoming a power being Genie and Ghost to have it backfire on them, trapped in lamp and crossover maybe to hell ?

[@Nick-yl9kv]

Nicholas Sims definitely! It was interesting as Carrigan clearly had no intention of turning herself into a ghost. I’m guessing because she’s narcissistic and wasn’t sure if it would work or even hurt. She had wanted it to be Dibs but when she died accidentally she seemed okay with it for a temporary time until it backfired. The movie dosent really State Heaven or Hell. I’m guessing it’s more of a generic Beetlejuice land of the dead kinda crossover that Carrigan had.

[@alishahird897]

I'd like to see a series looking into Tim burton's films and shorts. Very awesome....Perfect for Halloween and the start of Fall.

[@ColinLooksBack]

If you're interested, I did a video on his early works at Disney.

[@alishahird897]

@@ColinLooksBack I did see one video, that highlighred hanzel and gretel and showed a few other shorts.... I guess he only had 6 shorts, but he has done sooo many iconic movies ... I believe his movie count is up 41 (wow) Lots of content for good videos 🙂

[@KTChamberlain]

I would like to see a Script to Screen Episode of the original Star Wars movie. The compare and contrast between that and the final cut shows us all that a film tends to be written 3 times: first in the screenplay, second in production, and third time in editing.

[@snarlingcarling7090]

Thank you so much for this awesome and informative video! Is there any chance you have a PDF of this script? I’m a writer myself and would love to own a copy!

[@ColinLooksBack]

I don't think I can share it, but I bought it on Scriptfly, where you can find it.

[@snarlingcarling7090]

@@ColinLooksBack That helps a lot! Thank you so much!

[@Exar_Kun]

Poor Devon Sawa... first they killed him in Casper.....Then they cut off and excised his possessed “Idle Hand.” So Death tired of waiting, stepped in and the “Final Destination” of a French Brick was tragically, his “ripe melon” of a dome..... Fortunately Mr. Sawa got the last laugh though.... by collaborating with “wunderkin” Fred Durst and John Travolta’s Oscar caliber scene stealing wig, and performance, that literally gave the “Cane” from Citizen Kane and the coffee mug from heartbeeps an absolute run for their money.. side note love the vid!!! Subbed!!

[@CoolGuy1820113712]

Where can I find the screenplay? I've looked but couldn't find it

[@MsDisneylandlover]

I saw this movie on 13 nights of Halloween on that famous channel which I can't think of.

[@meltdownremix1996]

Ive never seen the original movie, but I adored the Casper and Wendy one as a kid... Only to rewatch it as an adult and finding it really mean spirited and depressing in the wrong way :(

[@AndrewsOpinion15]

great script to screen : in the casper 1995 film !!!

[@Theravingranter]

I have a few episodes of Casper on my dvd that has 100 classic cartoons and they are all super depressing! Not at all cheery until like the very end. In one of the episodes Casper is so sad he tries to commit suicide!

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Can u do Disney haunted mansion movie the one people hate on.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Can u do mouse hunt movie.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Can't think of her name but I loved Cat this actress especially when she plays Wednesday.

[@christabelk16]

Her name is Christina Ricci :)

[@MsDisneylandlover]

I thought dad was cute too lol

[@retrofun1479]

Just to clarify, was the Zelda Rubinstein character in the script? Some say it was filmed and cut, others say it was never filmed.

[@ColinLooksBack]

I did not see her scene in my copy, but that's as far as I know on it getting filmed or not. My guess, though, is that is wasn't filmed.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

The human boy who play Casper in movie was cute.

[@amandaaguilarconstancio2964]

You know he plays the boy named Alex on Final Destination as the kid who predicts the plane crash

[@sonic23233]

Luigi's Mansion

[@chipchopbarbershop8426]

Do you think steven should do a little Audrey reboot?

[@nicholassims9837]

Did the devil and ghost horse appear in animation ?

[@ColinLooksBack]

Nightmare the horse was in one of the 60's cartoon series. To my knowledge, Hot Stuff only made a cameo in Harvey Girls Forever as a mascot on a hot sauce label.

[@NicholasRSims]

@@ColinLooksBack Not sure if it counts but Hot Stuff appeared in a Simpsons treeHouse of Horror , Bart grabs him from super Hell and its a punishment for Hot Stuff for how lame his comics are, Also Dreamworks is planning on Making a Hot Stuff movie thats Live Action and Animated

[@chipchopbarbershop8426]

Human Casper really does look like Richie Rich

[@MsDisneylandlover]

I could not stand amber

[@thundertits]

I had no idea there was an animated sequel series

[@larryfartbubbler8440]

i love these script to screen vids you do

[@meworld3319]

Hey buddy.