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The Other

Name: The Other
Director: Robert Mulligan
Genre: Drama, Horror, Mystery
Released: 1972
Rating: 6.5
Cast: Uta Hagen, Diana Muldaur, Chris Udvarnoky, Martin Udvarnoky, Norma Connolly

A series of gruesome accidents plague a small American farming community in the summer of 1935, encircling two identical twin brothers and their family.

1972 · Directed by Robert Mulligan · 108 min · Drama · Horror · Mystery · 8 frames

Tagline

Niles and Holland are as close as twin brothers can be. Appearances can be deceiving... and deadly.

Crew

Screenplay: Tom Tryon
Cinematography: Robert Surtees
Edited by: O. Nicholas Brown, Folmar Blangsted
Music: Jerry Goldsmith
Production design: Albert Brenner
Produced by: Robert Mulligan

Cast

Uta Hagen as Ada
Diana Muldaur as Alexandra
Chris Udvarnoky as Niles Perry
Martin Udvarnoky as Holland Perry
Norma Connolly as Aunt Vee
Victor French as Angelini
Loretta Leversee as Winnie
Lou Frizzell as Uncle George
Portia Nelson as Mrs. Rowe
Jenny Sullivan as Torrie

Production

Country: United States of America
Language: English
Studios: Rem, Benchmark, 20th Century Fox
Themes: twin brother, macabre, shocking, malicious, anxious, complicated, foreboding, horrified

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