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Regardless, thoughOtho isnt even mentioned,Beetlejuice 2includes a clever reference to Junos fate.

This explains why Beteleguse and Richard are working as civil servants inBeetlejuice 2.

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Meanwhile, the whereabouts of Otho, the Deetzes dinner guests, and Jane Butterfield arent addressed.

Meanwhile, the living arent bound to those geographic constraints likeBeetlejuices deceased characters.

The Shaman, Wolf Jackson, and Juno in Beetlejuice and Beetlejuice 2

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Miss Argentina next to Beetlejuice, Bob, and Lydia in Beetlejuice 2

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is the sequel to the original Tim Burton classic that starred Michael Keaton and Wynona Rider in a horror-comedy that involved ghosts trying to scare off new homebuyers from taking their house. The sequel brings back Michael Keaton as the hilarious and sleazy ghost with selfish intentions, now joined by Jenna Ortega in a new role.

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Lydia, Delia, Betelgeuse, Sandworm, Astrid, and Bob in the Beetlejuice 2 poster

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Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice stars Michael Keaton as the titular “bio-exorcist”, an obnoxious spirit who specializes in driving living occupants out of homes. When Barbara (Geena Davis) and Adam Maitland (Alec Baldwin) die suddenly, they pass into the spirit realm, and must stay in their home. However, in the living world, the Deetz family purchases the house and moves in, prompting the Maitlands to enlist the help of Beetlejuice to drive them away.

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