Jennifer Slept Here (1983)

Jennifer Slept Here is a 1983 American film that premiered on October 21, 1983. The film stars Debbie Reynolds as Alice Farrell, Murphy Dunn, Viveca Davis, Brandon Maggart as George Elliot, Alexandra Powers as Cassidy, Joe Ross, Henry Darrow, Hamilton Camp as Eddie, Jimmy D. Wright as Harry, Biff Yeager, Luis Avalos, Carey Scott as Billy Porter, Georgia Engel as Susan Elliot, Pancho Gomez, Ron Masak as Maloney, Frank Birney, Milo O'Shea as Grandpa, Ben Hammer, Zelda Rubinstein as Madame Wanda, Sheila Drake, Andrew Bloch, Bo Dremann, Warwick Sims as Doug Chadwick, Patrick O'Brien, Glenn Scarpelli as Marc, Eddie Zammit, Dawn Schroder as Brenda, Joshua Cadman, Eve McVie as Mrs. McGovern, John P. Navin Jr. as Joey Elliot, Sandy Crownmeyer as Charlie, Ann Jillian as Jennifer Farrell, Mia Stark as Marilyn Elliot, Frank Farmer as Security Guard, Byron Webster, Wanda Barra, Ivan Bonar as Mr. McGovern, David Bowman, Gail Edwards as Pam Wilson, Scott Mellini as Tommy, Brenda.

The film follows the story of Alice Farrell, played by Debbie Reynolds, whose daughter, Jennifer Farrell, played by Ann Jillian, tragically passed away. However, Jennifer's spirit lingers in their home, leading to some supernatural occurrences. The film explores themes of loss, grief, and the bond between a mother and daughter even after death.

Throughout the film, Alice interacts with various characters, including George Elliot, played by Brandon Maggart, and Cassidy, played by Alexandra Powers. Together, they navigate the challenges of living with a ghost and unraveling the mysteries surrounding Jennifer's presence in their lives.

The talented cast delivers captivating performances, drawing viewers into the emotional journey of the characters. The film's unique storyline and blend of drama and supernatural elements make it a compelling watch for audiences of all ages.

Overall, Jennifer Slept Here is a touching and thought-provoking film that explores the enduring power of love and connection, even in the face of loss. With a stellar cast and engaging plot, it remains a timeless classic in the realm of supernatural dramas.