The Ghost Breakers

The Ghost Breakers is a 1940 film about a radio broadcaster, his quaking manservant, and an heiress who investigate the mystery of a haunted castle in Cuba. Directed by George Marshall. Written by Walter DeLeon, based on the 1909 play by Paul Dickey and Charles W. Goddard. The two stars of The Cat and the Canary find love and laughter in a haunted house!  (taglines) Dialogue Geoff Montgomery: It's worse than horrible because a zombie has no will of his own. You see them sometimes walking around blindly with dead eyes, following orders, not knowing what they do, not caring. Larry Lawrence: You mean like Democrats? Francisco Mederes: He wasn't playing. That was the real ghost! Larry Lawrence': Now we have something to worry about on our honeymoon. Mary Carter: Our what? Larry Lawrence: Our honeymoon. Didn't I tell ya? Mary Carter: No, but I'd like to hear about it. Larry Lawrence: You would? Taglines The two stars of The Cat and the Canary find love and laughter in a haunted house! Cast Bob Hope — Larry Lawrence Paulette Goddard — Mary Carter Richard Carlson — Geoff Montgomery Paul Lukas — Parada Willie Best — Alex Pedro de Cordoba — Havez Virginia Brissac — Mother Zombie Noble Johnson — The Zombie Anthony Quinn — Ramon Mederes/Francisco Mederes Tom Dugan — Raspy Kelly Paul Fix — Frenchy Duval Lloyd Corrigan — Martin External links 0032520 The Ghost Breakers Category:1940 American films Category:Comedy horror films Category:Haunted house films Category:Films about zombies Category:Films about Voodoo Category:Films set in country houses Category:Films based on plays Category:1940 English-language films Category:Films about journalists Category:Films about treasure hunting Category:Films directed by George Marshall Category:Films set in Cuba Category:Films set in Manhattan