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The Man Who Haunted Himself - 1970 | 94 mins | Thriller | ColourThe Production TeamDirector: Basil
Dearden. Producer: Michael Relph. Script: Basil Dearden and Michael Relph. (from a story by Anthony Armstrong) Cinematographer: Tony Spratling. Editing: Teddy Darvas. Art Director: Albert Witherick. Costume Design: Beatrice Dawson. Music: Michael J. Lewis. |
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The CastRoger Moore - Harold Pelham Hildegarde Neil - Eve Pelham Alastair Mackenzie - Michael Hugh Mackenzie - James Kevork Malikyan - Luigi Thorley Walters - Bellamy Anton Rodgers - Alexander Olga Georges-Picot - Julie Freddie Jones - Dr. Harris John Welsh - Sir Charles Freeman Edward Chapman - Barton |
Plot SynopsisBased on an episode from TV's Alfred Hitchcock Presents, this well-done psychological thriller from Basil Dearden stars Roger Moore as an executive who survives a car accident with intriguing consequences. While driving home one evening, business executive Harold Pelham (Roger Moore) appears to become possessed and suffers a nasty car accident. Pelham is taken to hospital and undergoes an operation, while on the operating table he is clinically dead for a few minutes - allowing a sinister double to escape from his body. The alter ego begins living Pelham's life with hitherto unforeseen vigour. Returning after a long convalescence, Pelham discovers that his doppelganger is undermining business decisions, has embarked on an affair with a woman he met only once, and renewed Pelham's long-dormant sex life with his wife. Pelham finally confronts his gregarious double, and the two begin a car chase from which only one will survive, |
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