Play Misty for Me (Blu-ray) R
The scream you hear may be your own!
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Blu-ray Details
- Rated: R
- Run Time: 1 hours, 43 minutes
- Video: Color
- Encoding: Region A
- Released: November 10, 2015
- Originally Released: 1971
- Label: Universal Studios
Performers, Cast and Crew:
| Starring | Clint Eastwood & Jessica Walter | |
| Performer: | Donna Mills, John Larch, Jack Ging, Irene Hervey, James McEachin, Clarice Taylor & Don Siegel | |
| Directed by | Clint Eastwood | |
| Edited by | Carl Pingitore | |
| Screenplay by | Jo Heims & Dean Riesner | |
| Composition by | Dee Barton | |
| Story by | Jo Heims | |
| Produced by | Robert Daley | |
| Director of Photography: | Bruce Surtees |
Entertainment Reviews:
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Rating: A-
Entertainment Weekly
Eastwood displays a vigorous talent for sequences of violence and tension. He has obviously seen Psycho and Repulsion more than once, but those are excellent texts and he has learned his lessons passing well.
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TIME Magazine
Clint Eastwood's first film as a director, and first investigation into the anxiety at the root of the Eastwood persona
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CinePassion
Clint Eastwood wisely chose a strong, simple thriller for his first film as a director, and the project is remarkable in its self-effacing dedication to getting the craft right.
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Chicago Reader
A highly enjoyable thriller.
Time Out
I was pleasantly surprised.
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Los Angeles Free Press
Eastwood's camera is rarely misplaced, and he shows a talent for the thriller genre worthy of a comparison to Hitchcock.
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Product Description:
Clint Eastwood's first film as a director is a good one with adequate suspense and some timely shocks to keep the story moving. He plays a disc jockey plagued by a female fan who loves him to death... See FATAL ATTRACTION for an interesting comparison. Features the Roberta Flack song "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face."
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