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* DinnerTheatre: Mr. Plunkett has a very odd nautical-themed arrangement on a stage in the castle's dining room and bar, with scenery such as a mermaid and rushing waves being manipulated by crew to the sides while he monologues in front. The ghosts take it over later and stage a ''much'' more dynamic prodiction involving a GiantSquid... and a little unwilling AudienceParticipation.
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* StylisticSuck: The fake ghost show put on by the castle's denizens is pretty terrible, with a "banshee" being pulleyed between windows via an obvious rope, a set of knight armor in roller skates, and an incredibly obvious Pepper's Ghost effect. Once the ''real'' ghosts take action, this ends.
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Plunkett gets the idea to attract American tourists by advertising the hotel as haunted and gets the castle's thespians and employees to pretend to be ghosts. The SpecialEffectFailure by the actors tips off the Americans that the hauntings are fake, if it wasn't already obvious by the time they were heading towards the castle, and Plunkett plans to return to his suicide attempts until the ''real'' ghosts of his ancestors show up.
decide if everybody wants a haunted castle, then that's exactly what they're going to get.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Plunkett gets one in on his father[[spoiler:'s ghost, dressing him down for abruptly dying and leaving him holding the bag on the run-down, debt-ridden castle while never offering any encouragement or warmth. They reconcile afterward, although the hug doesn't really work.]]
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* NunsAreSpooky: As Brother Tony grapples with his attraction to Miranda, he prays to have his impure thoughts cleansed. Cue the appearance of spectral nuns in terrifying winged wimples and blank, faceless heads with glowing eyes[[note]] Think Jawa faces[[/note]] that rush him ''out a third story window.'' Fortunately, the alleged pool is below.
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* TheAllegedCar: The hotel's bus.
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* TheAllegedCar: The hotel's bus. The first was fairly solid but for the occasional backfire, at least until it went into the lake. [[spoiler:It's even worse for the wear during its encore.]] The second bus definitely qualifies as it falls to bits during a storm, although it's fair to say it had help.
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* BrattyHalfPint: The parapsychologist's children.
* CloudCuckoolander: Mrs. Plunkett. Good grief. Miranda also qualifies.
* DaddysGirl: Sharon.
* CloudCuckoolander: Mrs. Plunkett. Good grief. Miranda also qualifies.
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* BrattyHalfPint: The parapsychologist's children.
children. Like father, like kids.
* CloudCuckoolander: Mrs. Plunkett.Good grief. [[spoiler:However, not so much as she first seems - or as most of the characters assume. She goes on about the feelings of dead people and ghosts because she talks to them and is married to one of them.]] Miranda also qualifies.
* DaddysGirl: Sharon. Uses her second honeymoon to drag her unwitting husband to a castle her heartless father wants to foreclose on and ship across the Atlantic at least in part because he hates the current owners. Yes, Sharon knows all of this, acknowledges to her husband that her father "hates everybody," and even after being outed on her two-faced nature ''still'' sides with daddy.
* CloudCuckoolander: Mrs. Plunkett.
* DaddysGirl: Sharon. Uses her second honeymoon to drag her unwitting husband to a castle her heartless father wants to foreclose on and ship across the Atlantic at least in part because he hates the current owners. Yes, Sharon knows all of this, acknowledges to her husband that her father "hates everybody," and even after being outed on her two-faced nature ''still'' sides with daddy.
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* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Mary.
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Played straight with Mary; averted ''hard'' with Sharon.
* HenpeckedHusband: Jack. Just about every time he tries to have a normal interaction with his wife or even just a discussion, it frequently ends up with her on the attack and him trying to re-establish peace. The one time he does stand up to her, it's because he thought he was dead and she couldn't hear him. She could. He paid. Again.
* HenpeckedHusband: Jack. Just about every time he tries to have a normal interaction with his wife or even just a discussion, it frequently ends up with her on the attack and him trying to re-establish peace. The one time he does stand up to her, it's because he thought he was dead and she couldn't hear him. She could. He paid. Again.
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* ShirtlessScene: Creator/LiamNeeson gets a couple. While the makeup department didn't do him any favors, it's still Liam Neeson.
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* YourCheatingHeart: Jack ''and'' Sharon. Unusually for the trope, it ends positively for both of them. (Well, apart from [[spoiler: Sharon ''dying,'' but since that means she can be with Martin she doesn't seem too bothered by it.]] )
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* HollywoodHomely: Mary describes Martin as disgusting, with smelly feet. Martin is played by a thirty-six year old '' Creator/LiamNeeson. '' Who gets at least two shirtless scenes.
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* NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent: Peter Seamus O'Toole is the most English-sounding Irishman ''ever'', despite being born in County Galway. (He grew up in Leeds.) Liz Smith likewise doesn't bother trying for an Irish accent as Mrs. Plunkett.
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* NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent: Peter Seamus O'Toole is the most English-sounding Irishman ''ever'', really failed to affect an Irish accent, despite being half Irish (he was born in County Galway. (He and grew up in Leeds.Leeds though.) Liz Smith likewise doesn't bother trying for an Irish accent as Mrs. Plunkett.
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The guy who directed ''High Spirits'' is better known for other movies (Neil Jordan, [[HeAlsoDid better known]] for literal Oscar winners like ''Film/TheCryingGame'' and ''Film/InterviewWithTheVampire'') and so are the cast. Creator/PeterOToole is almost DrivenToSuicide when he's unable to pay the bills on his family castle, which he's turned into a hotel/theatre because of said bills. Until his seemingly {{Cloudcuckoolander}} mother informs him that she's been having conversations with his father -- who's been dead for years.
O'Toole gets the idea to attract American tourists by advertising the hotel as haunted and gets the castle's thespians and employees to pretend to be ghosts. The SpecialEffectFailure by the actors tips off the Americans that the hauntings are fake, if it wasn't already obvious by the time they were heading towards the castle, and O'Toole plans to return to his suicide attempts until the ''real'' ghosts of his ancestors show up.
The EnsembleCast has a variety of little storylines, but the main storyline, other than the one involving O'Toole and his ancestors' ghosts, focuses on a married couple, Jack and Sharon, played by Creator/SteveGuttenberg and [[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Beverly D'Angelo]], who are having problems, and are only there because Sharon's father is trying to get the deed to the castle, and having the castle's hauntings revealed as fake would benefit this greatly. Things don't go as planned, though, because Jack and Sharon begin individual romances with a pair of ghosts, Mary Plunkett and Martin Brogan (Creator/DarylHannah and Creator/LiamNeeson), who are stuck in a GroundhogDayLoop with Mary repeatedly being murdered by Martin, because he believes her to be unfaithful because she doesn't sleep with him on their wedding night.
O'Toole gets the idea to attract American tourists by advertising the hotel as haunted and gets the castle's thespians and employees to pretend to be ghosts. The SpecialEffectFailure by the actors tips off the Americans that the hauntings are fake, if it wasn't already obvious by the time they were heading towards the castle, and O'Toole plans to return to his suicide attempts until the ''real'' ghosts of his ancestors show up.
The EnsembleCast has a variety of little storylines, but the main storyline, other than the one involving O'Toole and his ancestors' ghosts, focuses on a married couple, Jack and Sharon, played by Creator/SteveGuttenberg and [[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Beverly D'Angelo]], who are having problems, and are only there because Sharon's father is trying to get the deed to the castle, and having the castle's hauntings revealed as fake would benefit this greatly. Things don't go as planned, though, because Jack and Sharon begin individual romances with a pair of ghosts, Mary Plunkett and Martin Brogan (Creator/DarylHannah and Creator/LiamNeeson), who are stuck in a GroundhogDayLoop with Mary repeatedly being murdered by Martin, because he believes her to be unfaithful because she doesn't sleep with him on their wedding night.
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Peter Plunkett (O'Toole) is almost DrivenToSuicide when he's unable to pay the bills on his family castle, which he's turned into a hotel/theatre because of said bills. Until his seemingly {{Cloudcuckoolander}} mother informs him that she's been having conversations with his father -- who's been dead for years.
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The guy who directed ''High Spirits'' is better known for other movies(Neil Jordan, [[HeAlsoDid better known]] for literal Oscar winners like ''Film/TheCryingGame'' and ''Film/InterviewWithTheVampire'') and so are the cast. Peter O'Toole is almost DrivenToSuicide when he's unable to pay the bills on his family castle, which he's turned into a hotel/theatre because of said bills. Until his seemingly {{Cloudcuckoolander}} mother informs him that she's been having conversations with his father -- who's been dead for years.
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The guy who directed ''High Spirits'' is better known for other movies(Neil movies (Neil Jordan, [[HeAlsoDid better known]] for literal Oscar winners like ''Film/TheCryingGame'' and ''Film/InterviewWithTheVampire'') and so are the cast. Peter O'Toole Creator/PeterOToole is almost DrivenToSuicide when he's unable to pay the bills on his family castle, which he's turned into a hotel/theatre because of said bills. Until his seemingly {{Cloudcuckoolander}} mother informs him that she's been having conversations with his father -- who's been dead for years.
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The EnsembleCast has a variety of little storylines, but the main storyline, other than the one involving O'Toole and his ancestors' ghosts, focuses on a married couple, Jack and Sharon, played by [[Film/PoliceAcademy Steve Guttenberg]] Creator/SteveGuttenberg and [[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Beverly D'Angelo]], who are having problems, and are only there because Sharon's father is trying to get the deed to the castle, and having the castle's hauntings revealed as fake would benefit this greatly. Things don't go as planned, though, because Jack and Sharon begin individual romances with a pair of ghosts, Mary Plunkett and Martin Brogan (Creator/DarylHannah and Creator/LiamNeeson), who are stuck in a GroundhogDayLoop with Mary repeatedly being murdered by Martin, because he believes her to be unfaithful because she doesn't sleep with him on their wedding night.
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The EnsembleCast has a variety of little storylines, but the main storyline, other than the one involving O'Toole and his ancestors' ghosts, focuses on a married couple, Jack and Sharon, played by [[PoliceAcademy Steve Guttenberg]] and [[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Beverly D'Angelo]], who are having problems, and are only there because Sharon's father is trying to get the deed to the castle, and having the castle's hauntings revealed as fake would benefit this greatly. Things don't go as planned, though, because Jack and Sharon begin individual romances with a pair of ghosts, Mary Plunkett and Martin Brogan (Creator/DarylHannah and Creator/LiamNeeson), who are stuck in a GroundhogDayLoop with Mary repeatedly being murdered by Martin, because he believes her to be unfaithful because she doesn't sleep with him on their wedding night.
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The EnsembleCast has a variety of little storylines, but the main storyline, other than the one involving O'Toole and his ancestors' ghosts, focuses on a married couple, Jack and Sharon, played by [[PoliceAcademy [[Film/PoliceAcademy Steve Guttenberg]] and [[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Beverly D'Angelo]], who are having problems, and are only there because Sharon's father is trying to get the deed to the castle, and having the castle's hauntings revealed as fake would benefit this greatly. Things don't go as planned, though, because Jack and Sharon begin individual romances with a pair of ghosts, Mary Plunkett and Martin Brogan (Creator/DarylHannah and Creator/LiamNeeson), who are stuck in a GroundhogDayLoop with Mary repeatedly being murdered by Martin, because he believes her to be unfaithful because she doesn't sleep with him on their wedding night.
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* NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent: Peter Seamus O'Toole is the most English-sounding Irishman ''ever'', despite being born in County Galway. (He grew up in Leeds.)
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* NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent: Peter Seamus O'Toole is the most English-sounding Irishman ''ever'', despite being born in County Galway. (He grew up in Leeds.)) Liz Smith likewise doesn't bother trying for an Irish accent as Mrs. Plunkett.
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* YouHaveToBelieveMe: Jack is very, very insistent that he's seen ghosts. Sharon is understandably skeptical, until she meets one herself.
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* LoveAtFirstPunch: Martin ''really'' starts to fall for Sharon when she kicks him "in the ba-hoogies" and punches him in the nose.
* MistakenForCheating: Martin with Mary. She wasn't sleeping with anyone else; she just didn't want to sleep with ''him.''
* MistakenForCheating: Martin with Mary. She wasn't sleeping with anyone else; she just didn't want to sleep with ''him.''
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* SpecialEffectsFailure: In-Universe example. The hotel staff's attempts at pretending the hotel is haunted are cringeworthy.cringe worthy.
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* ThereIsAGod: The lord of a castle fails to make it tourist attraction. He's so depressed he's thinking of hanging himself, but a storm means the guests have to stay, so he says this.
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* ThereIsAGod: The lord of a castle fails to make it a tourist attraction. He's so depressed he's thinking of hanging himself, himself (again) but a storm means the guests have to stay, so he says this.
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* YourCheatingHeart: Jack ''and'' Sharon. Unusually for the trope, it ends positively for both of them. (Well, apart from [[spoiler: Sharon ''dying,'' but since that means she can be with Martin she doesn't seem too bothered by it.]] )
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Pretty much HeyItsThatGuy: The Movie, from the guy who directed it (Neil Jordan, [[HeAlsoDid better known]] for literal Oscar winners like ''Film/TheCryingGame'' and ''Film/InterviewWithTheVampire'') to its cast. Peter O'Toole is almost DrivenToSuicide when he's unable to pay the bills on his family castle, which he's turned into a hotel/theatre because of said bills. Until his seemingly {{Cloudcuckoolander}} mother informs him that she's been having conversations with his father -- who's been dead for years.
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The EnsembleCast has a variety of little storylines, but the main storyline, other than the one involving O'Toole and his ancestors' ghosts, focuses on a married couple, Jack and Sharon, played by [[PoliceAcademy Steve Guttenberg]] and [[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Beverly D'Angelo]], who are having problems, and are only there because Sharon's father is trying to get the deed to the castle, and having the castle's hauntings revealed as fake would benefit this greatly. Things don't go as planned, though, because Jack and Sharon begin individual romances with a pair of ghosts, Mary Plunkett and Martin Brogan (Creator/DarylHannah and [[{{Film/ThePhantomMenace}} Liam Neeson]]), who are stuck in a GroundhogDayLoop with Mary repeatedly being murdered by Martin, because he believes her to be unfaithful because she doesn't sleep with him on their wedding night.
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The EnsembleCast has a variety of little storylines, but the main storyline, other than the one involving O'Toole and his ancestors' ghosts, focuses on a married couple, Jack and Sharon, played by [[PoliceAcademy Steve Guttenberg]] and [[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Beverly D'Angelo]], who are having problems, and are only there because Sharon's father is trying to get the deed to the castle, and having the castle's hauntings revealed as fake would benefit this greatly. Things don't go as planned, though, because Jack and Sharon begin individual romances with a pair of ghosts, Mary Plunkett and Martin Brogan (Creator/DarylHannah and [[{{Film/ThePhantomMenace}} Liam Neeson]]), Creator/LiamNeeson), who are stuck in a GroundhogDayLoop with Mary repeatedly being murdered by Martin, because he believes her to be unfaithful because she doesn't sleep with him on their wedding night.
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* FakeIrish: Daryl Hannah, complete with terrible accent. Peter O'Toole doesn't even try. The rest of the Irish cast are actually Irish actors, though.
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Pretty much HeyItsThatGuy: The Movie, from the guy who directed it (Neil Jordan, [[HeAlsoDid better known]] for literal Oscar winners like ''TheCryingGame'' and ''InterviewWithTheVampire'') to its cast. Peter O'Toole is almost DrivenToSuicide when he's unable to pay the bills on his family castle, which he's turned into a hotel/theatre because of said bills. Until his seemingly {{Cloudcuckoolander}} mother informs him that she's been having conversations with his father -- who's been dead for years.
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Pretty much HeyItsThatGuy: The Movie, from the guy who directed it (Neil Jordan, [[HeAlsoDid better known]] for literal Oscar winners like ''TheCryingGame'' ''Film/TheCryingGame'' and ''InterviewWithTheVampire'') ''Film/InterviewWithTheVampire'') to its cast. Peter O'Toole is almost DrivenToSuicide when he's unable to pay the bills on his family castle, which he's turned into a hotel/theatre because of said bills. Until his seemingly {{Cloudcuckoolander}} mother informs him that she's been having conversations with his father -- who's been dead for years.
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The EnsembleCast has a variety of little storylines, but the main storyline, other than the one involving O'Toole and his ancestors' ghosts, focuses on a married couple, Jack and Sharon, played by [[PoliceAcademy Steve Guttenberg]] and [[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Beverly D'Angelo]], who are having problems, and are only there because Sharon's father is trying to get the deed to the castle, and having the castle's hauntings revealed as fake would benefit this greatly. Things don't go as planned, though, because Jack and Sharon begin individual romances with a pair of ghosts, Mary Plunkett and Martin Brogan ([[{{Creator/DarylHannah}} Daryl Hannah]] (Creator/DarylHannah and [[{{Film/ThePhantomMenace}} Liam Neeson]]), who are stuck in a GroundhogDayLoop with Mary repeatedly being murdered by Martin, because he believes her to be unfaithful because she doesn't sleep with him on their wedding night.
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* NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent: Peter O'Toole is the most English-sounding Irishman ''ever''.
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* ThereIsAGod: The lord of a castle fails to make it tourist attraction. He's so depressed he's thinking of hanging himself, but a storm means the guests have to stay, so he says this.
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* TheAllegedCar: The hotel's bus.
* BetaCouple: Martin and Sharon.
* BrainyBrunette: Completely averted with Miranda.
* BrattyHalfPint: The parapsychologist's children.
* CloudCuckoolander: Mrs. Plunkett. Good grief. Miranda also qualifies.
* DaddysGirl: Sharon.
* DrivenToSuicide: Martin.
* TheDitz: Miranda.
* EightiesHair: Well, it ''was'' made in 1988.
* FakeIrish: Daryl Hannah, complete with terrible accent. Peter O'Toole doesn't even try. The rest of the Irish cast are actually Irish actors, though.
* FieryRedhead: Martin is something of a male example. He sure as hell has a HairTriggerTemper for most of the movie, though it's PlayedForLaughs.
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Mary.
* HenpeckedHusband: Jack.
* HotForPreacher: Miranda, for Brother Tony.
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: Martin and Sharon. Happens when your actor is 6'4" and your actress is 5'2".
* MistakenForCheating: Martin with Mary.
* NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent: Peter O'Toole is the most English-sounding Irishman ''ever''.
* OohMeAccentsSlipping: Daryl Hannah's Irish accent is pretty terrible.
* PairTheSpares: Martin and Sharon.
* RichBitch: ''Sharon''.
* ShirtlessScene: LiamNeeson gets a couple.
* SpecialEffectsFailure: In-Universe example. The hotel staff's attempts at pretending the hotel is haunted are cringeworthy.
* StalkerWithACrush: Martin for Sharon, albeit briefly.
* ThereIsAGod: The lord of a castle fails to make it tourist attraction. He's so depressed he's thinking of hanging himself, but a storm means the guests have to stay, so he saysthis.this.
* WellDoneSonGuy: All Peter ever wanted was some encouragement from his Daddy. He finally gets some, even if Daddy's a ghost.
* YourCheatingHeart: Jack ''and'' Sharon. Unusually for the trope, it ends positively for both of them.
* BetaCouple: Martin and Sharon.
* BrainyBrunette: Completely averted with Miranda.
* BrattyHalfPint: The parapsychologist's children.
* CloudCuckoolander: Mrs. Plunkett. Good grief. Miranda also qualifies.
* DaddysGirl: Sharon.
* DrivenToSuicide: Martin.
* TheDitz: Miranda.
* EightiesHair: Well, it ''was'' made in 1988.
* FakeIrish: Daryl Hannah, complete with terrible accent. Peter O'Toole doesn't even try. The rest of the Irish cast are actually Irish actors, though.
* FieryRedhead: Martin is something of a male example. He sure as hell has a HairTriggerTemper for most of the movie, though it's PlayedForLaughs.
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Mary.
* HenpeckedHusband: Jack.
* HotForPreacher: Miranda, for Brother Tony.
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: Martin and Sharon. Happens when your actor is 6'4" and your actress is 5'2".
* MistakenForCheating: Martin with Mary.
* NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent: Peter O'Toole is the most English-sounding Irishman ''ever''.
* OohMeAccentsSlipping: Daryl Hannah's Irish accent is pretty terrible.
* PairTheSpares: Martin and Sharon.
* RichBitch: ''Sharon''.
* ShirtlessScene: LiamNeeson gets a couple.
* SpecialEffectsFailure: In-Universe example. The hotel staff's attempts at pretending the hotel is haunted are cringeworthy.
* StalkerWithACrush: Martin for Sharon, albeit briefly.
* ThereIsAGod: The lord of a castle fails to make it tourist attraction. He's so depressed he's thinking of hanging himself, but a storm means the guests have to stay, so he says
* WellDoneSonGuy: All Peter ever wanted was some encouragement from his Daddy. He finally gets some, even if Daddy's a ghost.
* YourCheatingHeart: Jack ''and'' Sharon. Unusually for the trope, it ends positively for both of them.
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The EnsembleCast has a variety of little storylines, but the main storyline, other than the one involving O'Toole and his ancestors' ghosts, focuses on a married couple, Jack and Sharon, played by [[PoliceAcademy Steve Guttenberg]] and [[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Beverly D'Angelo]], who are having problems, and are only there because Sharon's father is trying to get the deed to the castle, and having the castle's hauntings revealed as fake would benefit this greatly. Things don't go as planned, though, because Jack and Sharon begin individual romances with a pair of ghosts, Mary Plunkett and Martin Brogan ([[{{Creator/DarylHannah}} Daryl Hannah]] and [[{{Film/ThePhantomMenace}} Liam Neeson]]), who are stuck in a GroundhogDayLoop with Mary repeatedly being murdered by Martin, because he believes her to be unfaithful because she doesn't sleep with him on their wedding night.
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The EnsembleCast has a variety of little storylines, but the main storyline, other than the one involving O'Toole and his ancestors' ghosts, focuses on a married couple, Jack and Sharon, played by [[PoliceAcademy Steve Guttenberg]] and [[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Beverly D'Angelo]], who are having problems, and are only there because Sharon's father is trying to get the deed to the castle, and having the castle's hauntings revealed as fake would benefit this greatly. Things don't go as planned, though, because Jack and Sharon begin individual romances with a pair of ghosts, Mary Plunkett and Martin Brogan ([[{{Creator/DarylHannah}} Daryl Hannah]] and [[{{Film/ThePhantomMenace}} Liam Neeson]]), who are stuck in a GroundhogDayLoop with Mary repeatedly being murdered by Martin, because he believes her to be unfaithful because she doesn't sleep with him on their wedding night.night.
* ThereIsAGod: The lord of a castle fails to make it tourist attraction. He's so depressed he's thinking of hanging himself, but a storm means the guests have to stay, so he says this.
* ThereIsAGod: The lord of a castle fails to make it tourist attraction. He's so depressed he's thinking of hanging himself, but a storm means the guests have to stay, so he says this.
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The EnsembleCast has a variety of little storylines, but the main storyline, other than the one involving O'Toole and his ancestors' ghosts, focuses on a married couple, Jack and Sharon, played by [[PoliceAcademy Steve Guttenberg]] and [[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Beverly D'Angelo]], who are having problems, and are only there because Sharon's father is trying to get the deed to the castle, and having the castle's hauntings revealed as fake would benefit this greatly. Things don't go as planned, though, because Jack and Sharon begin individual romances with a pair of ghosts, Mary Plunkett and Martin Brogan ([[{{Creator/DarylHannah}} Daryl Hannah]] and [[[[{{Film/ThePhantomMenace}} Liam Neeson]]), who are stuck in a GroundhogDayLoop with Mary repeatedly being murdered by Martin, because he believes her to be unfaithful because she doesn't sleep with him on their wedding night.
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The EnsembleCast has a variety of little storylines, but the main storyline, other than the one involving O'Toole and his ancestors' ghosts, focuses on a married couple, Jack and Sharon, played by [[PoliceAcademy Steve Guttenberg]] and [[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Beverly D'Angelo]], who are having problems, and are only there because Sharon's father is trying to get the deed to the castle, and having the castle's hauntings revealed as fake would benefit this greatly. Things don't go as planned, though, because Jack and Sharon begin individual romances with a pair of ghosts, Mary Plunkett and Martin Brogan ([[{{Creator/DarylHannah}} Daryl Hannah]] and [[[[{{Film/ThePhantomMenace}} [[{{Film/ThePhantomMenace}} Liam Neeson]]), who are stuck in a GroundhogDayLoop with Mary repeatedly being murdered by Martin, because he believes her to be unfaithful because she doesn't sleep with him on their wedding night.
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The EnsembleCast has a variety of little storylines, but the main storyline, other than the one involving O'Toole and his ancestors' ghosts, focuses on a married couple, Jack and Sharon, played by [[PoliceAcademy Steve Guttenberg]] and [[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Beverly D'Angelo]], who are having problems, and are only there because Sharon's father is trying to get the deed to the castle, and having the castle's hauntings revealed as fake would benefit this greatly. Things don't go as planned, though, because Jack and Sharon begin individual romances with a pair of ghosts, Mary Plunkett and Martin Brogan ([[{{Creator/DarylHannah}} Daryl Hannah]] and [[ThePhantomMenace Liam Neeson]]), who are stuck in a GroundhogDayLoop with Mary repeatedly being murdered by Martin, because he believes her to be unfaithful because she doesn't sleep with him on their wedding night.
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The EnsembleCast has a variety of little storylines, but the main storyline, other than the one involving O'Toole and his ancestors' ghosts, focuses on a married couple, Jack and Sharon, played by [[PoliceAcademy Steve Guttenberg]] and [[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Beverly D'Angelo]], who are having problems, and are only there because Sharon's father is trying to get the deed to the castle, and having the castle's hauntings revealed as fake would benefit this greatly. Things don't go as planned, though, because Jack and Sharon begin individual romances with a pair of ghosts, Mary Plunkett and Martin Brogan ([[{{Creator/DarylHannah}} Daryl Hannah]] and [[ThePhantomMenace [[[[{{Film/ThePhantomMenace}} Liam Neeson]]), who are stuck in a GroundhogDayLoop with Mary repeatedly being murdered by Martin, because he believes her to be unfaithful because she doesn't sleep with him on their wedding night.
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The EnsembleCast has a variety of little storylines, but the main storyline, other than the one involving O'Toole and his ancestors' ghosts, focuses on a married couple, Jack and Sharon, played by [[PoliceAcademy Steve Guttenberg]] and [[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Beverly D'Angelo]], who are having problems, and are only there because Sharon's father is trying to get the deed to the castle, and having the castle's hauntings revealed as fake would benefit this greatly. Things don't go as planned, though, because Jack and Sharon begin individual romances with a pair of ghosts, Mary Plunkett and Martin Brogan ([[{{Splash}} Daryl Hannah]] and [[ThePhantomMenace Liam Neeson]]), who are stuck in a GroundhogDayLoop with Mary repeatedly being murdered by Martin, because he believes her to be unfaithful because she doesn't sleep with him on their wedding night.
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The EnsembleCast has a variety of little storylines, but the main storyline, other than the one involving O'Toole and his ancestors' ghosts, focuses on a married couple, Jack and Sharon, played by [[PoliceAcademy Steve Guttenberg]] and [[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Beverly D'Angelo]], who are having problems, and are only there because Sharon's father is trying to get the deed to the castle, and having the castle's hauntings revealed as fake would benefit this greatly. Things don't go as planned, though, because Jack and Sharon begin individual romances with a pair of ghosts, Mary Plunkett and Martin Brogan ([[{{Splash}} ([[{{Creator/DarylHannah}} Daryl Hannah]] and [[ThePhantomMenace Liam Neeson]]), who are stuck in a GroundhogDayLoop with Mary repeatedly being murdered by Martin, because he believes her to be unfaithful because she doesn't sleep with him on their wedding night.