01 January 1971 Horror, Mystery, TV Movie 100 mins
Television movie that consists of two episodes from the UK TV series Journey to the Unknown (1968): Do Me a Favor and Kill Me (1968) and The Killing Bottle (1969).
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Joan Crawford as Host
Joseph Cotten as Jeff Wheeler
Judy Parfitt as Faith Wheeler
Roddy McDowall as Rollo Verdew
Douglas Wilmer as Harry Vaneste
Kenneth Haigh as Dirk Brogan
David Warbeck as Chris
David Baxter as Second Assistant Director
Carol Cleveland as Lisa
Tom Gill as Golfer
Ingrid Boulting as Vera Verdew
William Marlowe as Randolph Verdew
Eddie Byrne as Policeman
Joyce Blair as Betty
Hugh Futcher as Wardrobe Dresser
John Rudling as Hodgson
Gerry O'Hara Director
Julian Bond Writer
Stanley Miller Writer
Joan Harrison Executive Producer
Anthony Hinds Producer
James Needs Editor
United Kingdom 01 January 1971
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