One of My Wives Is Missing (TV 1976)Daniel Corban's wife Elizabeth disappeared after they had a fight. Then she shows up, yet he insists that the woman isn't actually his wife. Director:Glenn Jordan |
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Inspector Murray Levine
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Elizabeth Corban
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Daniel Corban
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Joel Fabiani | ... |
Father Kelleher
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Milton Selzer | ... |
Sidney
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| Ruth McDevitt | ... |
Mrs. Foster
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Byron Webster | ... |
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Garry Walberg | ... |
Officer Foley
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Anthony Costello | ... |
Bert
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Daniel Corban's wife Elizabeth disappeared after they had a fight. Then she shows up, yet he insists that the woman isn't actually his wife.
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EnglishRelease Date:
5 March 1976 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Desapareceu Uma das Minhas Mulheres See more »Filming Locations:
Lake Arrowhead, San Bernardino National Forest, California, USACompany Credits
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This is a thriller made with all of the best ingredients. Just enough information is given in the beginning to pull the viewer into the plot. Critical information about the characters is withheld, however, to give viewers a chance to bond with the villain, not knowing who he is. The numerous changes in direction of the plot provide roller coaster swings and turns for the pleasantly confused viewer. As the final scenes tumble into the open, the viewer becomes torn in his loyalties to the main character and the supporting actor. At last, the truth of the matter comes into full view as the final scenes breeze by. The viewer is left holding his breath, waiting for permission to exhale! Excellent!