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Disney developing new 'Haunted Mansion' movie

The studio has roped in ‘Ghostbusters’ writer Katie Dippold for the project
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Updated At : 12:06 AM Aug 30, 2020 IST

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Los Angeles, August 29

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Disney is working on a feature film based on popular Disneyland theme park ride “Haunted Mansion”.

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According to The Hollywood Reporter, the studio has roped in “Ghostbusters” writer Katie Dippold for the project.

Dan Lin and Jonathan Eirich’s production banner Rideback will be producing the live-action movie.

“The Haunted Mansion” opened at Disneyland in 1969 and was an immediate success, spawning similar rides at Walt Disney World in Florida and Tokyo Disneyland.

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Patrons are placed in a “Doom Buggy” riding through a haunted house with dozens of supernatural scares.

In 2003, the studio used the ride as inspiration for its horror comedy of the same with actor-comedian Eddie Murphy portraying a workaholic realtor who buys a mansion that turns out to be haunted.

The movie, directed by Rob Minkoff, amassed USD 182 million worldwide on a USD 90 million budget. PTI

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