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Blithe Spirit

1945, 1h 36min

An English mystery novelist invites a medium to his home, so she may conduct a séance for a small gathering. The writer hopes to gather enough material for the book he's working on, as well as to expose the medium as a charlatan. However, proceedings take an unexpected turn, resulting in a chain of supernatural events being set into motion that wreak havoc on the man's present marriage.

"Blithe Spirit" — comedy and fantasy movie produced in UK and released in 1945. It has a great rating on IMDb: 7 stars out of 10. It is a feature-length film with a runtime of 1h 36min. "Blithe Spirit" is currently available to stream on Amazon Prime, HBO Max, The Criterion Channel, Amazon Prime⎥MAX, Tubi and Amazon Prime I Freevee and for rent and to buy on Apple TV. Click on a playlink to watch it now!

Country: United Kingdom

Director:

Cast:

Johnnie Schofield,

Margaret Rutherford

Where to Watch Blithe Spirit online

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Amazon Prime I Freevee

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The Criterion Channel

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Critic rating Average critic rating

8

Reviews

Critic William Thomas

rated

8

Noel Coward's successful farce is an early entry in the cycle of post-mortem love stories...

Read full review at Empire

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You can stream Blithe Spirit on:

The Criterion Channel,

Amazon Prime⎥MAX,

Tubi,

Amazon Prime I Freevee

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Some movies that have similar genres and were produced around the same time as Blithe Spirit include A Matter of Life and Death, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, Once Upon a Time, Wonder Man, Angel on My Shoulder, I Married a Witch.

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Blithe Spirit was released in theaters on October 3, 1945.