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Mousey (TV 1974)A high school teacher separated from his son plots revenge on his ex-wife. Director:Daniel PetrieWriter:John Peacock |
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George Anderson
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Laura Anderson /
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David Richardson
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Bessie Love | ... |
Mrs. Richardson
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Beth Porter | ... |
Sandra
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Inspector
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James Bradford | ... |
Private Detective
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Suzanne Lloyd | ... |
Nancy
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Stuart Chandler | ... |
Simon
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Valerie Colgan | ... |
Miss Wainwright
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Mavis Villiers | ... |
Martha
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Elliott Sullivan | ... |
Harry
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Bob Sherman | ... |
Barman
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James Berwick | ... |
Headmaster
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Margo Alexis | ... |
Miss Carter
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A high school teacher separated from his son plots revenge on his ex-wife.
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9 March 1974 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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That is indeed the question. This movie has a lot of questions, but -provide few answers.
For instance: Why is Kirk Douglas taking revenge on his ex wife? Is it because she divorced him? Because she is giving her son her new husband's name instead of his? Or is it something else?
We get no answers to these questions. Maybe he is blaming his ex for being called "Mousey?" Who knows!
Here is the bottom line: Kirk Douglas is engaging the people involved in a game of cat & mouse and we are not told why.
This is no way to make a movie, even for TV. If they are going to make movies-don't ask questions and then not provide answers. There are far worse movies than this, but at least most of them provide answers as to why the characters do what they do.