Librarians can serve a function in fantasy films. In 1994's live-action animated film "The Pagemaster", frightened and pessimistic Richard Tyler (Macaulay Culkin) meets an eccentric librarian, Mr. Dewey (Christopher Lloyd), who encourages Richard to get a library card and starting off an adventure. By the end of the film, Mr. Dewey is hinted at being the titular Pagemaster and none of the adventure in the film was a dream. Mr. Dewey introduced Richard to the adventures possible in libraries and books as he "knows just how magical of a place a library can be." Similarly, a librarian appears in the beginning of the 1984 Hollywood box office hit, "Ghostbusters" and the "bitter old librarian" in "Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade" who thinks all the banging in the librarian is coming from his stamp, but it is actually coming from Indiana Jones "trying to break the floor apart. Similarly, in the 1983 film, "Something Wicked This Way Comes" there is a librarian in a small town who is the only person other than the protagonists who wants to face "the mysterious leader of an evil carnival" and Madam Irma Pince in the "Harry Potter film series" who heads the library at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and is fiercely protective of the books. Additionally, Henry DeTamble plays a reference librarian in "The Time Traveler's Wife", who is thrust to the future or past but without his control.