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Five Finger Exercise (1962)
The arrival of a young tutor triggers emotional crises for a wealthy family.
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The arrival of a young tutor triggers emotional crises for a wealthy family.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Albert Hackett, Frances Goodrich
In Theaters:4/19/1962
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Columbia Pictures
Cast
Daniel Mann
Director
Rosalind Russell
Louise Harington
Jack Hawkins
Stanley Harrington
Maximilian Schell
Walter
Richard Beymer
Philip Harrington
Annette Gorman
Pamela Harrington
Lana Wood
Mary
Terry Huntingdon
Helen
Bill Quinn
Salesman
William Kerwin
Mark (uncredited)
Todd Armstrong
Tony Blake (uncredited)
Bess Flowers
Woman on Beach (uncredited)
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