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Games Movies TV Video. From main characters to cameos and minor roles, these characters are the reason why the movie is loved … List of Beetlejuice characters, along with their pictures from the film when available. … These characters from the movie Beetlejuice are displayed from top to bottom according to their prevalence in the film, so you can find the lead characters at the top of the list. May 1, 2019 - Explore Michael's board "Beetlejuice characters" on Pinterest. Featuring the Ghostbusters!Dr. It wasn't long until he was released from his prison and once again spread chaos.Beetlejuice was voiced by Stephen Ouimette in the animated series.Beetlejuice's appearnce in the original script had him as a tall, black, winged demon, that could transform into the appearance of a small middle eastern man.Originally Tim Burton wanted Sammy Davis Jr. to play the role of Beetlejuice, Dudley Moore was also considered. Beetlejuice can only be resurfaced by manually traveling to the town and being re-dug from his grave, and if his employers hire him can then on be instantly summoned by reciting his name three times in a row.

Adam relishes the opportunity to be heroic, as when he steals the car from … Add new page. But Beetlejuice was still used as a force of (relative) good, as his chaos was directed largely at a group of human antagonists, though he was still rude, obnoxious, and hostile towards the heroes as well, not to mention the fact that he also tried to force one of the main characters to be his unwilling bride, much to her disgust.In the animated series, Beetlejuice was depicted as being more heroic (though he'd still be a bit dishonest sometimes).
Beetlejuice's date of birth, and death are unknown but it is known by context that he died a long time ago, and has been enjoying his afterlife for what has most likely been centuries.Beetlejuice's personality varied significantly between the tv series and the film; while still being an agent of chaos, and a fairly macabre character, he was more heroic than he had originally been portrayed in the film and even had a human friend (which contrasts his personality in the original film, where he labeled himself a "bio-exorcist").In the film, Beetlejuice was darker and more openly malicious than he would become in the cartoons, though he also acted as a benefactor of sorts to the heroes; though there was no attempt to hide the fact that Beetlejuice was not meant to be a nice character, even the heroes who summoned him knew that he was, pretty much, a demon. These characters are from the 1988 live-action film, including the ones from the Afterlife. A recurring gag has him using figures of speech and idioms and then changing himself and / or his surroundings to match the pun (e.g., if he says something bugs him, he'll turn into an insect).Beetlejuice's appearance is consistent with what a deceased corpse generally looks like, his skin is decayed with a pale chalky coloring, his eyes are surrounded by thick black rings of decay, and his teeth and fingernails are severely decrepid and discolored. Explore Wikis; Community Central; Start a Wiki; Search Sign In Don't have an account?