Evers and Evers Real Estate

Evers and Evers Real Estate is a real estate company in the 2003 film The Haunted Mansion, based on the Disney theme park attraction of the same name. The company is owned and operated by Jim and Sara Evers, a married couple who are successful realtors with two children, Michael and Megan. The company's slogan is "We want your life to be better, even if we have to lie to make it happen".
==Background==
Jim and Sara Evers, portrayed by Eddie Murphy and Marsha Thomason respectively, are both real estate agents who run Evers and Evers Real Estate. The company is known for its dedication to its clients, often going above and beyond to secure property deals. In the film, the Evers family is invited to Gracey Manor under the pretense of a potential property sale. The mansion's owner, Edward Gracey, is looking to sell his property and contacts Evers and Evers Real Estate late one night. Seeing this as a lucrative business opportunity, Jim Evers decides to visit the mansion with his family.
In the film, Evers and Evers Real Estate is portrayed as a prestigious and successful real estate agency known for its ability to sell even the most challenging properties. The company is helmed by Mr. Edward Gracey, who is also the owner of the mysterious and infamous Gracey Manor, the central location of the film's events. Edward Gracey's motivations for owning Evers and Evers Real Estate and the haunted mansion are revealed as the plot unfolds. It is discovered that his connection to the mansion goes far beyond mere business interests, adding depth to the character and the company's history. Evers and Evers Real Estate plays a crucial role in the film's overarching narrative, as the company's involvement with the mansion is tied to supernatural events and a centuries-old curse.
==Role in film==
Evers and Evers Real Estate serves as a central element in The Haunted Mansion, driving the plot of the film. It also serves as the central plot device in the film, driving the narrative and providing a humorous backdrop for the haunted mansion's spooky events. The company symbolizes Jim's workaholic nature and his initial prioritization of work over family. However, their experiences in the mansion lead to a shift in these priorities by the end of the film. Despite being a fictional company in a film, Evers and Evers Real Estate has left a lasting impression on viewers. It serves as a reminder of the importance of balancing work commitments with family time.
Category:The Haunted Mansion
Category:Fictional companies