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City in the Sea
(1965)
Adventure
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Fantasy
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Sci-Fi
Director:
Jacques Tourneur
Stars:
Vincent Price,
Tab Hunter,
David Tomlinson
The Golden Arrow
(1962)
Adventure
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Fantasy
Director:
Antonio Margheriti
Stars:
Tab Hunter,
Rossana Podestà,
Umberto Melnati
Operation Bikini
(1963)
Drama
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War
Director:
Anthony Carras
Stars:
Tab Hunter,
Frankie Avalon,
Scott Brady
The Pleasure of His Company
(1961)
Comedy
Director:
George Seaton
Stars:
Fred Astaire,
Lilli Palmer,
Debbie Reynolds
Ride the Wild Surf
(1964)
Comedy
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Drama
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Sport
Directors:
Don Taylor,
Phil Karlson
Stars:
Fabian,
Shelley Fabares,
Peter Brown
The Cups of San Sebastian
(1967)
Comedy
Director:
Richard Rush
Stars:
Tab Hunter,
Luis Prendes,
Gustavo Rojo
Sweet Kill
(1972)
Horror
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Thriller
Director:
Curtis Hanson
Stars:
Tab Hunter,
Cherie Latimer,
Nadyne Turney
Hostile Guns
(1967)
Western
Director:
R.G. Springsteen
Stars:
George Montgomery,
Yvonne De Carlo,
Tab Hunter
Vengeance Is My Forgiveness
(1968)
Action
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Western
Director:
Roberto Mauri
Stars:
Tab Hunter,
Erika Blanc,
Piero Lulli
They Came to Cordura
(1959)
Adventure
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Drama
|
History
Director:
Robert Rossen
Stars:
Gary Cooper,
Rita Hayworth,
Van Heflin
Island of Desire
(1952)
Adventure
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Romance
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War
Director:
Stuart Heisler
Stars:
Linda Darnell,
Tab Hunter,
Donald Gray
That Kind of Woman
(1959)
Drama
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Romance
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War
Director:
Sidney Lumet
Stars:
Sophia Loren,
Tab Hunter,
Jack Warden
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| Tab Hunter | ... | Alex Carswell | |
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Zena Walker | ... | Janet Carswell |
| Michael Goodliffe | ... | Jeff Driscoll | |
| Yvette Rees | ... | Sally Driscoll | |
| Stanley Morgan | ... | Rvd. Wilcox | |
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Andy Myers | ... | Ronnie Carswell |
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Arnold Bell | ... | Attendant |
| Marianne Stone | ... | Miss Stone | |
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December 1964 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
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Now here is a very peculiar movie and I'm wondering why it's not been revived and turned into a creepy cult hit.
Tab Hunter is quite convincing as a scary-eyed Aryan-blonde psychopath living in London, who emerges from prison over the opening credits and immediately proceeds to psychologically - and eventually physically - destroy his small family. Seems Tad murdered someone and had never seen his little boy (played extremely well by a presumably four or five year-old Andy Myers), and as soon as he comes home to his long-suffering wife and meets his son, the alarm bells start to ring.
While it could be argued that Hunter overplays the giggling psycho somewhat, it works, in large part because the fine ensemble cast keeps the tension up without descending into hysterics, everyone pussy-footing around the clearly damaged dad.
Not quite film noir, and not quite melodrama, THE MAN WITH TWO FACES, as it is known in the U.S., is a peculiar small-time thriller with a curiously detached tone that prefigures the so-called British New Wave which emerged over the following years; Tab is definitely an angry young man here - though rather too angry for comfort.