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Summary

Shortly after David Abbott moves into his new San Francisco digs, he has an unwelcome visitor on his hands: winsome Elizabeth Masterson, who asserts that the apartment is hers -- and promptly vanishes. When she starts appearing and disappearing at will, David thinks she's a ghost, while Elizabeth is convinced she's alive.

Cast

Reese Witherspoon

Dr. Elizabeth Masterson

Mark Ruffalo

David Abbott

Donal Logue

Jack Houriskey

Dina Spybey-Waters

Abby Brody

Ben Shenkman

Dr. Brett Rushton

Jon Heder

Darryl

Ivana Miličević

Katrina

Caroline Aaron

Grace

Rosalind Chao

Fran

Ron Canada

Dr. Walsh

Willie Garson

Maitre D'

Kerris Dorsey

Zoe

Alyssa Shafer

Lily

Gabrielle Made

Nurse Maria

William Caploe

Nurse Bill

Shulie Cowen

Nurse Jenny

Billy Beck

Mr. Clarke

Diego Sebastian

Bandage Guy

Cristian Cruz

Orderly Luis

Benjamin Hughes

Peroxide Rocker

Cara Vivien Rosenberg

Balloon Girl

Catherine Taber

Intern Karen

Chris Pflueger

Abby's Husband

Paul Cassell

Brett's Friend

Drew Letchworth

UFO Guy

Raymond O'Connor

Catholic Priest

Lucille Soong

Chinese Exorcist

Joel McKinnon Miller

Lead Ghostbuster

Victor Yerrid

Ghostbuster

Bobby Benjamin

Ghostbuster

Ron Hacker

Blues Guy

Kara Hamilton

Valerie

Nicole Wilder

KIm

Lorna Scott

Hippie Neighbour

Jeffrey Marcus

Uptight Neighbour

Ken Takemoto

Chinese Neighbour

Chaim Jeraffi

Dry Cleaner

Doug Krizner

Donald

Zoe Waters

Park Girl

Jacob Chambers

Kenny

Karen Harrison

Kenny's Friend

Ingrid Coree

Waitress

Lee Burns

Ivan the Bartender

Amita Balla

Receptionist

Tim Connolly

Security Guard

Tim Sitarz

Security Guard

Ken Clark

Security Guard

Tony Brubaker

Security Guard

Jimmy Ortega

Security Guard

Yeena Fisher

Seamstress (uncredited)

Crew

Director

Mark Waters

Novel

Marc Levy

Screenplay

Leslie Dixon

Screenplay

Peter Tolan

Reviews

r96sk

January 20, 2023

It's a little heavy-footed and almost tries too hard, yet I quite enjoyed <em>'Just Like Heaven'</em>.

Reese Witherspoon and Mark Ruffalo are a strong pairing, with Jon Heder spearheading a good support cast ably. It's a well paced film at around 90 minutes, there are some decently amusing scenes in there alongside some more sombre ones - the majority of which come off rather well. Some parts are cliché, but not to the degree that it affected my enjoyment.

One that is well worth a watch, in my opinion of course.