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* HopelessSuitor: Mr. Combe is clearly getting ideas about marrying Lucy; she's not interested, and Daniel subverts any such intentions by pushing his parked car back down the hill.
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* HopelessSuitor: Mr. Combe Coombe is clearly getting ideas about marrying Lucy; she's not interested, and Daniel subverts any such intentions by pushing his parked car back down the hill.hill.
* InsultBackfire: After Lucy decides to take Hull cottage despite Mr. Coombe trying to warn her away from doing so:
-->'''Mr. Coombe''': In my opinion, you are the most obstinate young woman I have ever met!\\
'''Lucy''': Thank you, Mr. Coombe. I've always wanted to be considered obstinate!
* InsultBackfire: After Lucy decides to take Hull cottage despite Mr. Coombe trying to warn her away from doing so:
-->'''Mr. Coombe''': In my opinion, you are the most obstinate young woman I have ever met!\\
'''Lucy''': Thank you, Mr. Coombe. I've always wanted to be considered obstinate!
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* AdaptedOut: In the original book, Lucy has a son as well as a daughter, but she has only a daughter in the movie. [[Series/TheGhostAndMrsMuir The TV series]] brings him back, though.
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* DeagedInDeath: After the ghost of Captain Gregg moves on and erases Lucy's memory of him, she lives into old age, long enough to see her granddaughter engaged. When she dies and is reunited with Captain Gregg, her spirit appears as it did in her 20s when she first met him.
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Lucy Muir (Tierney), newly widowed, has had it with her domineering in-laws and decides to settle the issue by moving herself, her daughter Anna (Creator/NatalieWood), and her faithful maid Martha (Edna Best) to Whitecliff-by-the-Sea, a charming coastal village somewhere in [[TheEdwardianEra Edwardian]] England. Gull Cottage, a beautiful if slightly run-down house on top of the bluffs, is for rent, and the asking price extraordinarily cheap. The agent, however, is none too keen about the idea of someone living in the house, and it is not too long after moving in that Lucy finds out why.
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Lucy Muir (Tierney), newly widowed, has had it with her domineering in-laws and decides to settle the issue by moving herself, her daughter Anna (Creator/NatalieWood), and her faithful maid Martha (Edna Best) to Whitecliff-by-the-Sea, a small, charming coastal village somewhere in [[TheEdwardianEra Edwardian]] England. Gull Cottage, a beautiful if slightly run-down house on top of the bluffs, is for rent, and the asking price extraordinarily cheap. The agent, however, is none too keen about the idea of someone living in the house, and it is not too long after moving in that Lucy finds out why.
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''The Ghost and Mrs. Muir'' is a romantic fantasy film released by Creator/TwentiethCenturyFox in 1947, [[TheFilmOfTheBook adapted from]] the 1945 novel ''The Ghost of Captain Gregg and Mrs. Muir'' by R. A. Dick (the pseudonym of Irish author Josephine Leslie), directed by Creator/JosephLMankiewicz, and starring Creator/RexHarrison and Creator/GeneTierney. It's perhaps most notable for its lush music score, composed by Music/BernardHerrmann.
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''The Ghost and Mrs. Muir'' is a an American romantic fantasy film released by Creator/TwentiethCenturyFox in 1947, [[TheFilmOfTheBook adapted from]] the 1945 novel ''The Ghost of Captain Gregg and Mrs. Muir'' by R. A. Dick (the pseudonym of Irish author Josephine Leslie), directed by Creator/JosephLMankiewicz, and starring Creator/RexHarrison and Creator/GeneTierney. It's It is perhaps most notable for its lush music score, composed by Music/BernardHerrmann.
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* InnocentCohabitation: Lucy balks at the idea of Daniel staying in the master bedroom, but he insists it's fine because he's a spirit. (Though it doesn't stop him from remarking on her figure.)
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* DeterminedWidow: Lucy is determined to live her own life in the manner that she chooses.
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* {{Awesome McCoolname}}: Daniel decides to call Lucy "Lucia" after he realizes she's no helpless widow.
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* SickeninglySweet: InUniverse, Miles Fairley's "Uncle Neddy" books. He considers them such himself and [[OnlyInItForTheMoney only writes them because they sell]]. Lucy claims that her daughter's a fan because she likes him, but Anna can't stand them.
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* TastesLikeDiabetes: InUniverse, Miles Fairley's "Uncle Neddy" books. He considers them such himself and [[OnlyInItForTheMoney only writes them because they sell]]. Lucy claims that her daughter's a fan because she likes him, but Anna can't stand them.
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