A man arrives home one night to find that a look- alike has taken over his life completely.A man arrives home one night to find that a look- alike has taken over his life completely.A man arrives home one night to find that a look- alike has taken over his life completely.
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- TriviaThe island the film was shot on is San Juan, Puerto Rico in 1951. Puerto Rico is not a state it is a commonwealth. United States Congress, which governs the territory with full jurisdiction under the Puerto Rico Federal Relations Act of 1950.
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Barry Nelson Looks Exactly Like Barry Nelson
Barry Nelson comes home from a business trip. His wife doesn't pick him up. He calls home, but she does not recognize his voice. He takes a cab, and finds his wife, his brother-in-law (his business partner), his dog (who bites him) and his exact double, who insists he is Nelson. They call a cop, but his ID has the other guy's fingerprints. The cop takes him to the police station, but a Doberman Pinscher attacks him and he flees in the confusion.
It's a very nice done movie version of a novel by Samuel W. Taylor. Director Edward Montagne keeps things going along at a good clip, with the doubling handled by a skilled combination of editing and masking by cinematographer Fred Jackman Jr.; there's also some good location shooting of San Juan, Puerto Rico. It's also Jack Warden's first credited role; he had had uncredited bits in three earlier movies.
It's a very nice done movie version of a novel by Samuel W. Taylor. Director Edward Montagne keeps things going along at a good clip, with the doubling handled by a skilled combination of editing and masking by cinematographer Fred Jackman Jr.; there's also some good location shooting of San Juan, Puerto Rico. It's also Jack Warden's first credited role; he had had uncredited bits in three earlier movies.
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- boblipton
- Sep 24, 2019
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- Runtime1 hour 19 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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