High Spirits (1988) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Peter Plunkett is the cash-strapped owner of Castle Plunkett, which he converts into a bed and breakfast after his father's death. To prevent foreclosure, he stages the castle as Europe's most haunted...
Jack Crawford is an American guest whose wife has deceptively used their second honeymoon for her father's business. After meeting Mary Plunkett and interrupting the cycle of her murder, Jack falls in...
Miranda is a guest staying at Castle Plunkett during the supernatural events. Her vacation leads to a romantic relationship with Brother Tony, who abandons his priestly state and final vows in order t...
Martin Brogan is Mary's ghostly husband, whose unhappy arranged marriage ends when he fatally stabs her in a jealous rage based on false accusations. His violent action repeats as a supernatural loop...
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Peter operates Castle Plunkett as a bed and breakfast, while Miranda is identified as one of the guests staying there.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jack interrupts Martin's repeated murder scene when he gets in the way of Martin's attack on the female ghost.
Martin joins the other ghosts in staging a large paranormal event intended to help Peter save the castle from financial ruin.
Jack learns about Peter's financial crisis and remains at the castle as the supernatural events unfold. His continued presence helps the castle's resc...
Both Jack and Miranda are identified as guests staying at Castle Plunkett during the supernatural events.
A desperate castle owner turns a financial crisis into a supernatural romance that ultimately saves his home and business.
Directed by Neil Jordan
High Spirits (1988) · 5.8/10 · comedy, fantasy, horror
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