Family Plot

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1976

2h 0m

English

Comedy, Crime, Thriller, Mystery

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Spiritualist Blanche Tyler and her cab-driving boyfriend encounter a pair of serial kidnappers while trailing a missing heir in California.

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Family Plot

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1976

2h 0m

English

Comedy, Crime, Thriller, Mystery

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Spiritualist Blanche Tyler and her cab-driving boyfriend encounter a pair of serial kidnappers while trailing a missing heir in California.

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Cast

Blanche Tyler

George Lumley

Fran

Arthur Adamson

Joseph Maloney

Julia Rainbird

Mrs. Maloney

Hank Granderson

Mrs. Clay

Bishop Wood

Victor Constantine

Mrs. Vera Hannagan

Old Man in Cemetery

Andy Bush

Wheeler

Parson

Floyd Sanger

Silhouette at Office of Vital Stati...

Louise Lorimer

Ida Cookson (uncredited)

Elisabeth Brooks

Woman in Cafe with Priest (uncredit...

Carl Byrd

Lieutenant Peterson (uncredited)

Dee Carroll

Vera's Supervisor (uncredited)

Dick Cherney

Man at Funeral (uncredited)

Alan Fudge

Helicopter Pilot (uncredited)

Richard Hale

A.A. Adamson (uncredited)

Directed By: Alfred Hitchcock

Written By: Ernest Lehman (Screenplay), Victor Canning (Novel)

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paulrobson666@duck.com says...

10 months ago

What a load of fucking shit I don't use those words lightly; It's boring and unfunny. It also looks like it was made for TV. There are no redeeming factors in this film. IMDb reckon this earned a whopping $111 at the box office and it wouldn't surprise me in the least if this was indeed the case. Such a shame that this was the great man's last directing role.

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manicure says...

3 years ago

The weirdest misunderstanding ends up putting one couple of conners against another. Hitchcock’s final feature definitely ranks amongst his lesser works, but it can be enjoyed as a light-hearted genre parody for his die-hard fans. At times it even feels like Hitch is even mocking himself. Unfortunately, for how much I found the premise intriguing, the movie takes way too long to get to the point, and despite a few funny gags along the way, it’s hard to forgive the anticlimactic finale.

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zhangchaodao says...

12 years ago

not one of his best works

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