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Título original: Home for the Holidays

Película de TV
1972
1h 13min

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Un hombre enfermo convoca a sus cuatro hijas a casa por Navidad y les pide que maten a su nueva esposa, que sospecha que lo está envenenando.Un hombre enfermo convoca a sus cuatro hijas a casa por Navidad y les pide que maten a su nueva esposa, que sospecha que lo está envenenando.Un hombre enfermo convoca a sus cuatro hijas a casa por Navidad y les pide que maten a su nueva esposa, que sospecha que lo está envenenando.

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Because of its tight shooting schedule and low budget the production couldn't afford to have snow created for the exterior scenes. Instead, it was decided to have rain outside throughout the film for a more moody atmosphere. A fire hose had to be used to create the rain for the outdoor scenes, which is why in some shots the sky is obviously clear even though it's supposed to be raining.

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The night that Frederica was drowned in the bathtub, the shower curtain was a stripped color. The next day when Frederica's body was discovered, the shower curtain was a solid color.

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Referenced in Adjust Your Tracking: The Untold Story of the VHS Collector (2013)

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