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'Casper, The Friendly Ghost' To Spook Movie Theaters Once Again?
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- January 3, 2011 2:35 AM
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Could Steve Guttenberg be on the verge of a comeback to the big screen? Only in dreams, however, Amblin and Universal apparently both have their eyes set on a new "Casper, the Friendly Ghost" feature film, the rights of which are now owned by Classic Media who hope to reboot the franchise.
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Many prejudgment right here based solely on distributor. Look at Only God Forgives has Weinstein
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