The Man Who Haunted Himself Movie Review 1970

While a man lies in critical condition on the operating table after a car accident, his alter-ego emerges and turns his ideal life into a nightmare until the man recovers and moves toward a fateful encounter. An expanded version of an episode of the TV series "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," this was Moore's first movie after having starred in the TV series "The Saint," and it was Dearden's last film; he died in a car accident the following year. Appeals primarily to those fascinated by "Hitchcock" or "The Twilight Zone"--where mystery matters most. Filmed in London.

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Available on VHS, DVD
Running time 94 minutes.
Originally from British.

Cast and Crew

Genres

Mystery & Suspense, Role Reversal, Psycho-Thriller

Screenplay

Bryan Forbes

Cast

Roger Moore, Hildegard(e) Neil, Olga Georges-Picot

Cinematography

Tony Spratling

Director

Basil Dearden

Music

Michael Lewis