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Nightmare for a Nightingale (1975)
An opera singer finds out her late husband isn't actually dead when he shows up at her apartment. In the heat of the moment, she kills him but his body mysteriously disappears.
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An opera singer finds out her late husband isn't actually dead when he shows up at her apartment. In the heat of the moment, she kills him but his body mysteriously disappears.
Rating:NR
Genre:TV Movie, Mystery, Thriller, Horror
Written By:Brian Clemens
In Theaters:10/2/1975
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Studio:Associated Television
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