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Stolen Face

(1952)

directed by Terence Fisher, 72 minutes

Stolen Face, the British Classic film by Terence Fisher

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A plastic surgeon gives an "extreme makeover" to a prison inmate's face. She becomes a replica of a lover who refused to marry him. He weds the inmate and then finds that the lover who jilted him wants him back!

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Created 4 months ago.

Stolen Face is remarkable for its two main characters, Lizabeth Scott and Paul Henried. Veteran actors that can make the screen sizzle. Working with a good script, they make the story come to life and build the suspense gradually. I recommend it highly.

Created 7 months ago.

Enjoyed it:)

Created 7 months ago.

good movie,it was'nt long could of been more to the movie.

Created 8 months ago.

Good story line and very meaningful. The movie proves that you can't change or make someone into something they aren't.

Created 10 months ago.

Super psychologically freaky. This was definitely made before the 70's. The main character is completely controlling of the women around him and that directly leads to his problems, but they never address that as the root of the problem.

Created 10 months ago.

fun movie though a bit campy.

Created 10 months ago.

Compared to Eyes without Face, Dead Ringer, Scar, Strange Impersonation, among others, Stolen Face is an epic fail. Lizbeth Scott and Paul Henreid do the best they can, but they cannot save a mediocre film.

Created 10 months ago.

melodramatic, film noir, the best!

Created 11 months ago.

i liked it!