Virginia Elizabeth "Geena" Davis (born January 21, 1956) is an American actress, Academy Award winner, film producer, writer, former fashion model, and a women's Olympics archery team semi-finalist. Davis was born in Wareham, Massachusetts, USA, the daughter of Lucille, a teacher's assistant, and William Davis, a civil engineer; she has a brother named Dan. At an early age, she became interested in music. She learned piano and flute and played...
After accepting the fact that they are dead, Adam and Barbara try to get a gr...
Barbara and Adam enter the doorway that opened after he drew a door on the wa...
Adam works on the model of the town while Barbara tries to dust, but gives up...
Jane stops by the house dressed in black, obviously to morn. Adam calls out t...
The Receptionists holds up her wrists to show where she slashed them.
Barbara and Adam watch as Delia and Otho make plans to remodel the house.
Barbera and Adam walk to their meeting the messenger moves along side of them...
As Adam and Barbra walk down a dim corridor they look into one of the rooms a...
After going down a corridor and through a door at the Hall of the Dead, Adam ...
Standing in their remodeled living room, the couple tell Juno their problems.
Adam and Barbra are still at the top of the stairs where they witnessed the i...
Adam and Barbra look at the house of ill repute that popped up in the middle ...
After he pops out of his coffin, Beetlejuice tries to make the sale.
After walking back up to the attic, the couple tell Juno that they might cont...
Barbara and Adam watch as Lydia tries to convince her parents that ghosts inh...
After making it back in the house, barely escaping the sandworm, Barbara wrap...
Not having any luck scaring the Deetzs out of the house, Barbara suggests an ...
Juno provides a little guidance to the newly departed.
Not having any luck scaring the Deetzs out of the house, Barbara ask Juno abo...
Lydia steps out into the hall, unimpressed by the Maitland's attempt to act l...
Barbara stops Beetlejuice, who's taken the form of a giant snake, from terror...
Barbra tenderly talks Lydia out of committing suicide.
After they return home from their car falling through the side of the covered...
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