Réalisation:
William WylerMusique:
Maurice JarreActeurs·trices:
Terence Stamp, Samantha Eggar, Mona Washbourne, William Bickley, Kenneth More, Edina Ronay, William Beckley, Allyson AmesRésumés(1)
Freddie Clegg, un employé de bureau ordinaire, nourrit une passion pour les papillons, dont il est un fervent collectionneur, et pour une jeune étudiante, Miranda Grey. Un jour, il l'enlève et la séquestre dans la cave d'une grande maison isolée. À son réveil, Clegg lui assure qu'aucun mal ne lui sera fait. (Park Circus)
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A young psychopath collects not only butterflies, but also women. He is unable to make physical contact with them, but likes to watch them and demands their attention. Unfortunately, at the cost of imprisoning them in his home, which, as you will admit, is not very conventional, and the girl he is imprisoning thinks the same. Terence Stamp as the emotionally deprived, icy-faced psycho is superb. But what surprises everyone, at least me, and not pleasantly, is the unusual ending.
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One of the best abduction thrillers ever! Even though it’s a bit too long and it could be cut down a little, it didn’t bore me even for an instant. The sleazy psychopath Terence Stamp delivers a great performance, his character is very interesting, well fleshed-out and credible, he’s not just an average maniac with unclear motivations. His victim also behaves quite reasonably, something unprecedented. 85%
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