Race car driver suffers from visions where he sees people killed. An ESP expert believes that his visions will really happen.
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Title: Baffled! (TV Movie 1972)
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Cast
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| 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 | |
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Race car driver suffers from visions where he sees people killed. An ESP expert believes that his visions will really happen.
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psychotronic film | vision | psychic power | unsold tv series pilot | racecar driver |Parents Guide:
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Tom Kovack: Faith.
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Italian censorship visa # 61093 delivered on 5 October 1972. See more »Goofs
In the opening scene, Tom Kovack's helmet is flecked with mud spots that change places in different shots. This makes his name appear misspelled as "KCVACK" during the racing scene close ups, but correct as "KOVACK" during the pit stop and ending crash with the hay-wagon. See more »Quotes
Michele Brent: [trying to climb out of elevator shaft] Is there anything to hold on to?Tom Kovack: Faith.
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30 January 1973 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Die tödliche Vision See more »Company Credits
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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.