The Man Who Haunted Himself (1970)

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Release Date: Jan 1, 1970 Wide

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Basil Dearden's final film is a psychological thriller, adapted from an episode of the Alfred Hitchcock Presents television series. Roger Moore stars as wealthy business executive Harold Pelham, who becomes involved in a terrible car accident. While recovering from his injuries, his alter ego is unleashed and begins to live Pelham's life where he left off. When Pelham returns to his home and his job, he discovers his alter ego has not only undermined his business, but began an affair with a

PG, 1 hr. 34 min.

Drama, Horror, Mystery & Suspense, Science Fiction & Fantasy

Directed By: Basil Dearden

Written By: Basil Dearden, Michael Relph

In Theaters: Jan 1, 1970 Wide

On DVD: Mar 22, 2005

Cast

Roger Moore
Pelham
Hildegard Neil
Eva Pelham
Alastair Mackenzie
Michael
Hugh Mackenzie
James
Kevork Malikyan
Luigi
Thorley Walters
Bellamy
Anton Rodgers
Alexander
Olga Georges-Picot
Julie
Edward Chapman
Barton
Laurence Hardy
Mason
Charles Lloyd Pack
Jameson
Gerald Sim
Morrison
Ruth Trouncer
Pelham's Secretary
Aubrey Richards
Research Scientist
Anthony Nicholls
Sir Arthur Richardson
John Dawson
Barber
Freddie Jones
Dr. Harris
Terence Sewards
Jeweler's Assistant
John Welsh
Sir Charles Freeman
John Carson
Ashton

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Possibly Roger Moore's most atypical and best performance. The film has too little to offer besides Moore, it feels horribly dated (especially by the musical score) and stretched by its uninteresting subplots.

February 7, 2012