One of My Wives Is Missing

Filme para televisão
1976
1 h 33 min

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Bumbling Detective Whodunnit Mystery Thriller

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaDaniel Corban's wife Elizabeth disappeared after they had a fight. Then she shows up, yet he insists that the woman isn't actually his wife.Daniel Corban's wife Elizabeth disappeared after they had a fight. Then she shows up, yet he insists that the woman isn't actually his wife.Daniel Corban's wife Elizabeth disappeared after they had a fight. Then she shows up, yet he insists that the woman isn't actually his wife.

Direção
- Glenn Jordan
Roteiristas
- Peter Stone
- Robert Thomas
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7,2/10

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Direção
- Glenn Jordan
Roteiristas
- Peter Stone
- Robert Thomas
Artistas

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Curiosidades
Remade ten years later as Trama Fatal (1986) with Elliott Gould, Mike Farrell, and Margot Kidder in the roles of the police detective, the husband, and the fake wife, respectively.

Erros de gravação
At the end of the movie it is shown that Rebecca Foster, among the film's other characters, also has a role in the local production of "Dial M for Murder". There is only one female role in that play, and the fake Elizabeth Corban would be the age to play it, not Ms. Foster.

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Father Kelleher: [Mildly, as Corban tries to leave] I wouldn't do that if I were you.
Daniel Corban: What could you do to stop me?
Father Kelleher: [producing a revolver from behind his back, still as mildly as ever] Blow your brains out, my son.

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Referenced in Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: K&R: Part 1 (2007)

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Clever

This is a well crafted mystery/suspense film based on Robert Thomas' play TRAP FOR A LONELY MAN. The cast is rock solid and the clever script will keep you guessing until the very end (unless you already know the final twist ahead of time).

Viewers who enjoyed this telemovie (or its inferior 1986 remake VANISHING ACT) should also track down the 1958 Michael Anderson movie CHASE A CROOKED SHADOW (starring Anne Baxter), which boasts a similar concept but with a slightly different premise (a woman is forcibly reunited with a man who claims to be her deceased brother, but only she seems to know that it's not really him).