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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Live Action Adaptation of Casper the Friendly Ghost from The Nineties. Directed by Brad Silberling (who went on to do the A Series of Unfortunate Events film) and produced by (who else?) Steven Spielberg. The first feature film ever to have a CGI character in the lead role, beating Toy Story by six months. |
