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Beetlejuice (1988): 20 Juicy Facts You Never Knew!

Subscribe to get even more Reel Weird:    / @reelweirdmovies   Beetlejuice (1988): 20 Juicy Facts You Never Knew! Get the Movie on DVD: https://amzn.to/47Q4rWc What happens when you mix death, sarcasm, a creepy demon in a striped suit, and a whole lot of weird Tim Burton energy? This film wasn’t just made, it was summoned into existence through some of the strangest behind-the-scenes decisions in Hollywood history. Today, we’re digging up 20 weird facts about Beetlejuice (1988) that’ll make you laugh, cringe, and maybe question your sanity just a little. And trust me… by the time we hit number 20, you’ll realize Beetlejuice isn’t just a movie. It’s a freakin’ fever dream. Beetlejuice Is Barely in “Beetlejuice” Imagine naming a movie after a character… and then barely putting him in it. Beetlejuice is the title star, the poster boy, the unhinged wedding crasher from beyond the grave… and yet, he’s only on screen for about 17 minutes. That’s less time than a lunch break. To put it in perspective: Darth Vader had 12 minutes. Hannibal Lecter had 16. Beetlejuice barely beats them and still owns the movie. Michael Keaton shot all his scenes in just two weeks, unleashed a tornado of improv, and then dipped. And honestly… that’s probably for the best. Any more of that chaotic little gremlin and the audience might’ve spontaneously combusted. The Most Famous Scene Was Almost Cut Picture this: the most iconic scene in Beetlejuice; the dinner party possession, was this close to being trashed. Tim Burton didn’t think it was funny. Yeah… the funniest moment in the entire film almost hit the cutting room floor. But when test audiences saw it? They lost their minds. And that changed everything. The song wasn’t even supposed to be “Day-O.” Originally, it was going to be the 1939 classic “If I Didn’t Care.” Catherine O’Hara suggested calypso, and suddenly Harry Belafonte’s hit became immortal again. But this isn’t the only time the film hides something darker beneath the laughter. In Fact 11, a tiny background detail cracks the cheerful surface and reveals something chilling underneath. "Raggae Sketch" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... This channel produces original commentary and documentary content about film history. Short clips, trailers, stills and posters may appear strictly for the purposes of criticism, review, education and news reporting. Our use is transformative, we add narration, scripting, editing, research and context, and we limit clip length and quality so our videos do not substitute the originals. This qualifies as “fair use” under 17 U.S.C. §107 in the United States, and “fair dealing” for criticism, review and quotation under the UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. All film footage, images, characters, trademarks and music remain the property of their respective owners. No affiliation or endorsement is implied. No copyright infringement intended. Original script, narration, edits and thumbnail design are © Reel Weird Movies 2025. All rights reserved. #ReelWeird, #WeirdMovieFacts, #RetroCinema #beetlejuice #michealkeaton