The Man Who Haunted Himself

1970
PG
1h 34min

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Roger Moore and Olga Georges-Picot in The Man Who Haunted Himself (1970)

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Harold Pelham encuentra a un doble de si mismo tras un accidente de coche.Harold Pelham encuentra a un doble de si mismo tras un accidente de coche.Harold Pelham encuentra a un doble de si mismo tras un accidente de coche.

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The Man Who Haunted Himself

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Más como esto

6.3

Rescate suicida

6.7

Contrabando de almas

6.9

El paria de las islas

5.5

The Naked Face

6.3

Héroes anónimos

6.6

Y pronto vino la obscuridad

5.4

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5.7

De la part des copains

6.6

Alive and Kicking

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Trivia
Sir Roger Moore said that this role was his favorite, and the best ever of his screen performances.

Errores
As Pelham drives at high speed along the M4 motorway, he passes the same light blue Sunbeam Alpine and a red car at least four times.

Citas
Harold Pelham: Espionage isn't all James Bond on Her Majesty's Secret Service. Industry goes in for it too, you know.

Créditos curiosos
"(By permission of The Royal Shakespeare Co.)" underneath Hildegard Neil's name in the end credits.

Conexiones
Featured in Friday Night Thriller: The Man Who Haunted Himself (1978)

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Great mysterious film!

I'm a big Roger Moore fan (the REAL 007) but I only heard about this film recently. I finally got a copy and I think it's a dynamite film. Not because I'm a big Moore fan - if a film sucks, I turn it off. But this movie is far better than all the reviews Ive ever read on it.

I don't believe it drags at all - the pacing is great, especially where Moore keeps on discovering more and more people have seen "him" when it really was his double. Seeing hoe much deeper and deeper Moores double intergrates himself into Moore's life - his work, his liesure, his wife and home - is done extremely well. The inevitable confrontation between the two Pelhams is also done very well, and the ending is a kicker.

Moore is great as usual and plays both roles with style and class.