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Doctor Pedro Andrade Transforms into Beetlejuice at São Paulo Halloween Party

Brazilian physician Pedro Andrade stunned attendees at a Halloween party in São Paulo on Friday night with a striking resemblance to the iconic character Beetlejuice. The doctor, recently returned from a two-week visit with Sandy in Portugal, hosted the event at his clinic, embracing the spirit of the season with a meticulously crafted costume.

The conversion was especially noteworthy given the recent resurgence of interest in the character, fueled by the 2024 release of a sequel to the original 1988 film, “Ghosts Have Fun.”

Did you know?-The original “Beetlejuice” film was directed by Tim Burton and released in march 1988, becoming a surprise box office success and launching a lasting cultural phenomenon.

Return to Brazil and Halloween Celebration

Andrade’s appearance at the party marked his return to Brazil following a fortnight spent in Portugal. Details surrounding the nature of his visit with Sandy remain private, but his re-emergence on the São Paulo social scene was undeniably memorable. The Halloween party, held at his clinic, provided a festive backdrop for the unveiling of his elaborate costume.

Andrade reportedly spent weeks perfecting the costume, meticulously recreating Beetlejuice’s signature striped suit, makeup, and wild hairstyle.Guests at the party, a mix of Andrade’s medical colleagues and friends, were reportedly delighted by the transformation, with many requesting photos with the doctor-turned-bio-exorcist.

Pro tip:-When creating a Beetlejuice costume, focus on layering fabrics and using a matte finish for the makeup to achieve the character’s signature ghostly appearance.

Beetlejuice and the “Ghosts Have Fun” Franchise

The character of Beetlejuice, originally portrayed by Michael Keaton in the 1988 cult classic “Ghosts Have Fun,” has maintained a dedicated following for decades. The recent theatrical release of “Ghosts Have Fun” in 2024 has introduced the character to a new generation of fans, further solidifying its place in popular culture.

The costume’s accuracy and attention to detail clearly resonated with partygoers, with many commenting on Andrade’s uncanny ability to embody the mischievous spirit of beetlejuice. The event served as a playful intersection of medical practice and cinematic fandom, showcasing Andrade’s personality beyond his professional life.

The party concluded late Friday night, with Andrade receiving widespread praise for his commitment to the character and the festive atmosphere he created. No reports of actual hauntings were filed, though several guests admitted to feeling a slight chill.

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