Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Leonard Nimoy | ... | Tom Kovack | |
Susan Hampshire | ... | Michele Brent | |
Rachel Roberts | ... | Mrs. Farraday | |
Vera Miles | ... | Andrea Glenn | |
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Jewel Blanch | ... | Jennifer Glenn |
Valerie Taylor | ... | Louise Sanford | |
Ray Brooks | ... | George Tracewell | |
Angharad Rees | ... | Peggy Tracewell | |
Christopher Benjamin | ... | Verelli | |
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Mike Murray | ... | Parrish |
Ewan Roberts | ... | Hopkins | |
Milton Johns | ... | Dr. Reed | |
Al Mancini | ... | TV interviewer | |
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John Rae | ... | Theatre Doorman |
Patsy Smart | ... | Cleaning Woman |
Race car driver suffers from visions where he sees people killed. An ESP expert believes that his visions will really happen.
The oddball "Baffled!" got intended as a pilot for a TV show but never got picked up. I don't know whether or not the story would've worked as a series, but as a standalone movie it's fun. Leonard Nimoy (in a role very unlike his most famous one) plays a racecar driver who has strange visions of an estate and decides to find out what it is. Sure enough, some other people have a connection to this place.
It's not a masterpiece but still a clever movie. A red herring here and there help keep the end a surprise. It looks like the sort of movie that they had fun filming. Moreover, it was neat to see Nimoy in a role so unlike the one with which he's most associated. And I also liked Vera Miles's role.