Isn't there a recent movie..........named "Beattlejuice?"...............................................


 Michener wrote it down and soon began to record his version of the tales on a battered typewriter.^[2] On a plantation on the island of Espiritu Santo, he met a woman named Bloody Mary; she was small, almost toothless, her face stained with red betel juice. Punctuated with profanity learned from GIs, she complained endlessly to Michener about the French colonial government, which refused to allow her and other Tonkinese to return to their native Vietnam, lest the plantations be depopulated. She told him also of her plans to oppose colonialism in French Indochina.^{[n 1]} These stories, collected into Tales of the South Pacific, won Michener the 1948 Pulitzer Prize for fiction.^[2]