Cliff Robertson

Jean Simmons

Jenny Agutter

Simon Ward

Ron Moody

Flora Robson

David Tomlinson

Judy Geeson

Michael Jayston

Jack Warner

Leslie Dwyer

Erin Geraghty

Jack McKenzie

Michael Nightingale

Brian Hayes

Jan Holden

Michael Anderson

Andrew Donally

Melvin Simon

David Whitaker

Richard Best

David Minty

Bobbie Smith

Tom Smith

Rufus Andrews

Terence Churcher

Brian W. Cook

Joe Dunne

Bill Cook

David Bowen

Alfred Cox

Bob Jones

David Allen

John Godfrey

Jedd Dale

Peter Dunlop

Ray Perry Sr.

Brian Savegar

Bob Spencer

Mike Roberts

George Boner

Ken Bray

Ray Hall

Hugh Johnson

Ronnie Rampton

Les Weighell

Bridget Sellers

Norman Dickens

Valerie Lesser

Richard James

Ann Skinner

Dennis Davidson

Edward Abraham

Valerie Abraham

Harold Lawlor

Ted Moore

David Wynn-Jones

Milton Subotsky

Wim Hemmink

Douglas Hayward

Drama

Horror

Mystery

Dominique

Grand Prize Productions

Sword & Sorcery

Viacom Productions

United Kingdom

CinemaSerf

This is actually rather better than I was expecting - though by no means can it really be called good. Cliff Robertson is the avaricious "Ballard" whose wife "Dominique" is the object of his rather terminal desires. After repeated attempts to do away with her, she finally saves him the trouble and does the job herself. Thing is, once she has reached the safety of the "other side" she determines that he is not about to enjoy her fortune, so she returns to haunt the living daylights out of him! We've a top drawer full of supporting operators - Dame Flora Robson, Judy Gleeson, Ron Moody and Jenny Agutter delivering well to keep up the mystique. It's probably all the more enjoyable because we must all be on the side of the avenging spectre, nobody could ever like "Ballard" and so a plentiful helping of just desserts seems eminently well deserved. Simmons isn't really challenged by either the part, or the script, nor does the overpowering score allow the acting to crystallise properly either but it is still a decent effort based on stories we have all seen before, and to see two Hollywood stars still holding their own as the technology-driven 1980s loom, is still worth watching.

English

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