Mostly Ghostly (film)

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Mostly Ghostly
Produced by	Yvonne Bernard (producer) Arthur Cohen (producer) Judy Sharinger (co-producer) Steven Stabler (producer)
Written by	R.L. Stine
Starring	Ali Lohan
Release date(s)	2008
Country
Language	English
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"Mostly Ghostly" is a film written by R.L. Stine.The movie has finished filming and is in the post-production stages, it is scheduled to be released sometime in 2008.The movie will mark Ali Lohan's feature acting debut.

Ali Lohan, 14, has been cast in the film as a popular high school student, emulating the type of role played by sister Lindsay in the 2004 film comedy "Mean Girls"

[edit] Plot

The "Mostly Ghostly" film, is an adaptation of the R.L. Stine pre-teen series of the same name, about an eleven year-old boy who has two ghosts living in his bedroom.