Is A Ghost Visible In "Three Men And A Baby"?

[Anonymous]

i remember when i was at school there was a rumour there was a ghost at the window in 3 men and a baby but i never saw anything

anyone else hear that one?
casio

 

[Mattattattatt]

It was meant to be the ghost of a small boy, but I *think* it was actually a cardboard cut-out or the reflection of one in a glass door.

 

[Anonymous]

that was it some people said it was on the out side of the window though looking in

 

[hachihyaku]

It was the cardboard cutout of Ted Danza used in an earlier scene.

 

[carole]

Does anyone know of any other 'ghosts' in films?

I watched a repeat of that 'ghosts on video' programme on discovery the other night and it showed a 'ghost' captured on a music video by some Australian band (I forget the name).

Carole

 

[Anonymous]

I saw the 'ghosts on video' program on sky one a few months ago and the pop group video was quite eerie and had some history adding sense to the sighting.

However, a pop group is always on the look out for publicity, especially if the quality of their work doesn't gaurantee that, a ghost in a video is a great way of getting publicity so it all seems a bit fishy to me.

 

[Sillyhuron]

BTW, I think I was the first person to see that "ghost" from 3 MEN. I used to screen the film dailies at a processing lab in Toronto. It was strange enough I called my supervisor to see. He used precise nautical terminology to tell me no-one cared, shut up & ship it out!

 

[Yithian]

Could anybody manage a screenshot of this purported scene?

 

[EnolaGaia]

Could anybody manage a screenshot of this purported scene?

The alleged 'ghost' is in the scene. It is a standing cardboard cutout of Ted Danson's character - a prop in the film's story that is seen for what it is later than the scene people claim involves a ghost.

For more see:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Men_and_a_Baby#Urban_legend

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/three-men-and-a-ghost/

 

[escargot]

This was one of the very first rumours I read about being debunked on the internet. There were also the ones about the man who attached a rocket engine to his car and the various apparently local razor blades at the kiddies' playground/stolen police speed trap yarns.