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| Hammer Film Productions (1952) | |||||
| Film Noir, Horror | |||||
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| Paul Henreid | Dr. Philip Ritter | |
| Lizabeth Scott | Alice Brent / Lily Conover | |
| André Morell | David | |
| Mary Mackenzie | Lily Conover | |
| John Wood | Dr. John Wilson | |
| Arnold Ridley | Dr. Russell | |
| Susan Stephen | Betty | |
| Diana Beaumont | May | |
| Terence O'Regan | Pete Snipe | |
| Dorothy Bramhall | Miss Simpson | |
| John Bull | Charles Emmett | |
| Janet Burnell | Maggie Bixby | |
| Howard Douglas | Farmer | |
| Alexis France | Mrs. Emmett | |
| Grace Gavin | Hospital presurgical nurse |
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| Producer | Anthony Hinds
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| Writer | Richard H. Landau
Martin Berkeley |
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| Cinematography | Walter J. Harvey
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| Musician | Malcolm Arnold
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A plastic surgeon has a brief fling with a concert pianist, then she leaves him to go back to her previous boyfriend. In order to "keep" her, he operates on a patient--a female criminal on the run--and changes her face to duplicate his former lovers. Trouble ensues when the pianist returns to him. |
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