"The Ghost and Mr. Chicken" is a 1966 comedy film starring Don Knotts as Luther Heggs, a timid typesetter who becomes embroiled in a spooky mystery. Set in a small town, Luther spends a night in a haunted mansion to prove that ghosts are real. His humorous antics and misadventures unfold as he encounters various supernatural occurrences. The film combines elements of comedy and horror, showcasing Knotts's signature slapstick style. It features a memorable supporting cast, including Joan Staley and Skip Homeier. The story highlights themes of bravery and friendship, making it a beloved classic among family-friendly films.