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The Collector (1965)

Name: The Collector
Director: William Wyler
Genre: drama film, crime thriller film
Rating: 7.5

The Collector is a 1965 psychological horror film directed by William Wyler, adapted by Stanley Mann and John Kohn from the 1963 novel by John Fowles. It stars Terence Stamp as a young man who abducts a beautiful art student, played by Samantha Eggar, holding her captive in the basement of his rural farmhouse.

Directed by William Wyler · Shot by Robert L. Surtees, Robert Krasker · Music by Maurice Jarre

Elsewhere

More by William Wyler

The Stolen Ranch — 1926
Lazy Lightning — 1926
The Border Cavalier — 1927
Hard Fists — 1927
Desert Dust — 1927
The Phantom Outlaw — 1927
Straight Shootin' — 1927
Blazing Days — 1927
Thunder Riders — 1928
Anybody Here Seen Kelly? — 1928
The Love Trap — 1929
The Shakedown — 1929
Hell's Heroes — 1929
The Storm — 1930
A House Divided — 1931
Tom Brown of Culver — 1932
Her First Mate — 1933
Counsellor at Law — 1933
Glamour — 1934
The Good Fairy — 1935
The Gay Deception — 1935
Barbary Coast — 1935
These Three — 1936
Dodsworth — 1936
Come and Get It — 1936
Dead End — 1937
The Cowboy and the Lady — 1938
Jezebel — 1938
Wuthering Heights — 1939
The Westerner — 1940

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