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False Face (1977)
A psychopathic plastic surgeon transforms a young accident victim into the spitting image of his missing daughter.
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A psychopathic plastic surgeon transforms a young accident victim into the spitting image of his missing daughter.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Horror
Written By:John Grissmer
In Theaters:3/4/1977
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:PJ Productions
Cast
John Grissmer
Director
Robert Lansing
Dr. Phillip Reynolds
Judith Chapman
Heather Reynolds / Jane Doe
Arlen Dean Snyder
Uncle Bradley Austin Thorndike
David Scarroll
Dr. Robert Dean
Sandy Martin
Sandy
Bruce Atkins
Bartender
Muriel Moore
Cousin Margaret
Clara Dunn
Gossipy Woman
Stan Wojno
Donald
Laura Whyte
Jennifer Reynolds
Larry Quackenbush
Keith Jarvey
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