Marry My Dead Body (2023)
An unexpected marriage between two worlds.
Director: Cheng Wei-hao · Writers: Sharon Wu, Cheng Wei-hao
After finding an odd envelope, Policeman Ming-han's life takes a spooky turn: He's now wed to a ghost husband, and they must solve a crime together.
Where to watch
Netflix
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Director
Cheng Wei-hao
Cast
Greg Hsu
Wu Ming Han 
Austin Lin
Mao Pang Yu 
Gingle Wang
Lin Tzu Ching 
Tsai Chen-nan
Lin Hsiao Yuan 
Wang Man-chiao
Mao Chen A Lan 
Tou Tsung-hua
Mao's Father 
Ma Nien-Hsien
Chang Yung Kang 
Aaron Yan
Chen Chia Hao 
Liu Kuan-Ting
Police Officer 
Dean Tong
Councilman Chen's Son 
Flower Chen
Chubby 
Emma Lin
Section Assistant User Reviews (2)
Marry My Dead Body blends supernatural marriage, LGBTQ themes, and police drama into a surprisingly seamless story about a stubborn cop and a warm-hearted ghost whose bond grows through shared pain and unexpected humor. As Ming Han helps Mao Mao resolve his unfinished business, he’s forced to confront his own prejudice, vulnerability, and the loneliness that shadows them both. The film ultimately delivers heartfelt growth, vibrant comedy, and a reminder that misfortune can become a doorway to deeper empathy and acceptance. Read the full review here: (Indonesian version : alunauwie.com) and (English version : uwiepuspita.com)
This is an action/adventure comedy where a mildly homophobic police officer is forced to marry a gay ghost to solve the ghost's murder so he can go the afterlife. Well acted, and with humor, there was a lot to enjoy. What I didn't like is there were two scenes where the ghost appeared as a zombie and it did not fit the rest of the movie.
