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Nicole Horner
Mia Baran
Guy Baran
Shirley Voguel
Simon Veatch
Edie Danziger
Critic Reviews for Diabolique
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June 18, 2002 | Rating: 1/4 | Full Review… -
The husband is still a brute, and the swimming pool is still moldy, but the new Diabolique fails to translate into anything more than the latest ham-handed Hollywood makeover of a European classic.
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Film lovers should study the two Diaboliques side by side, in order to see how the Hollywood assembly line trashed its treasure from the past.
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January 1, 2000 | Rating: 1.5/4 | Full Review…
Audience Reviews for Diabolique
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Jan 19, 2009Not as good as the original.Steve S Super Reviewer
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Jun 16, 2008I saw this one in the middle of the night. I'm not a fan of sharon stone...but it was pretty good...still not a fan of sharon stone doughMartin S Super Reviewer
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Mar 22, 2008Skip this and see the original, please.Anthony V Super Reviewer
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Nov 08, 2007Henri-Georges Clouzot's classic French thriller gets a Hollywood makeover in this glossy remake. Guy Baran (Chazz Palminteri) is the dull, loutish headmaster of a private school that has seen better days. While Guy oversees the day to day operations, the school is actually owned by his wife Mia (Isabelle Adjani), whose spirit has been crushed by Guy's casual cruelty and whose health is frail. Guy has been openly having an affair with one of his teachers, Nicole Horner (Sharon Stone), who has almost as much contempt for Guy as Mia. Mia and Nicole eventually join forces against their common enemy and plan to murder him and conceal the evidence. However, while the killing goes as planned, Guy's body mysteriously disappears from the carefully chosen spot where it was dumped, and when a chatty detective, Shirley Vogel (Kathy Bates) begins asking questions, both women begin to wonder who knows what about their murderous scheme. This was the third remake of Les Diaboliques, following two made-for-TV adaptations, Reflection of Murder and House of Secrets.Martin D Super Reviewer
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