Lizzie (1957)Elizabeth has reoccurring headaches and trouble sleeping. Threatening letters signed by Lizzie are given to her, but she does not know anyone named Lizzie. As her situation deteriorates, ... See full summary » Director:Hugo Haas |
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Elizabeth Richmond
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Dr. Neal Wright
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Aunt Morgan
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Walter Brenner
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Ric Roman | ... |
Johnny Valenzo
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Elizabeth's Mother
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Robin
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Ruth Seaton
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Piano Singer
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Elizabeth has reoccurring headaches and trouble sleeping. Threatening letters signed by Lizzie are given to her, but she does not know anyone named Lizzie. As her situation deteriorates, she goes to a Dr. Wright who hypnotizes her. Deep in her subconscious, Dr. Wright finds three personalities; Elizabeth, the shy one that everyone knows; Lizzie, the wild one like her mother; and Beth, the good one she should have become. Dr. Wright must help the personality of Beth become the only one. Written by Tony Fontana <tony.fontana@spacebbs.com>
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24 January 1958 (Finland) See more »Also Known As:
Desejos Ocultos See more »Company Credits
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Perspecta Stereo (Westrex Recording System)Color:
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1.37 : 1
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Written by Albert Stillman and Robert Allen
Performed by Johnny Mathis
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"It's Not For Me To Say"Written by Albert Stillman and Robert Allen
Performed by Johnny Mathis
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I thought "Mommie Dearest" was on of the campiest films I had ever seen, but this one topped it! Maybe it was just the mood I was in, but I couldn't stop laughing. The acting was way over the top, the lighting was terrible...it was like watching one of those old Carrol Burnett parodies. I loved it!