Written for the screen and directed by ARCH OBOLER from his radio play Alter Ego. Photography: Charles Salerno. Film editor: Harry Komer. Music score: Bronislau Kaper. Art directors: Cedric Gibbons and Malcolm Brown. Set decorations: Edwin B. Willis and Mac Alper. Assistant director: Julian Silberstein. Sound: Douglas Shearer. Associate producer: Herbert Moulton. Producer: Jerry Bresler. Presented by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
Copyright 19 June 1945 by Loew's Inc. An M-G-M picture. New York opening at Loew's Criterion: 16 August 1945. Australian release: 13 June 1946. 7 reels. 5,944 feet. 66 minutes.
SYNOPSIS: A girl has a dual personality - one of them homicidal.
COMMENT: The first film directed by radio producer and dramatist Arch Oboler. Occasionally, visuals are used to help the story, but mostly you can close your eyes and follow it perfectly.
As a girl with a split personality, Phyllis Thaxter is very inadequate. The rest of the cast is competent, but nothing more.
However, the story moves at a reasonable pace and offers passable entertainment.
Copyright 19 June 1945 by Loew's Inc. An M-G-M picture. New York opening at Loew's Criterion: 16 August 1945. Australian release: 13 June 1946. 7 reels. 5,944 feet. 66 minutes.
SYNOPSIS: A girl has a dual personality - one of them homicidal.
COMMENT: The first film directed by radio producer and dramatist Arch Oboler. Occasionally, visuals are used to help the story, but mostly you can close your eyes and follow it perfectly.
As a girl with a split personality, Phyllis Thaxter is very inadequate. The rest of the cast is competent, but nothing more.
However, the story moves at a reasonable pace and offers passable entertainment.