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The 4th Man (1984)
A writer whose lover is a woman widowed three times begins to suspect she may be responsible for her husbands' deaths.
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A writer whose lover is a woman widowed three times begins to suspect she may be responsible for her husbands' deaths.
Rating:NR
Genre:Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Gerard Soeteman
In Theaters:6/27/1984
Box Office:
Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Verenigde Nederlandsche Filmcompagnie (VNF), Rob Houwer Film Holland
Cast
Paul Verhoeven
Director
Jeroen Krabbé
Gerard Reve
Renée Soutendijk
Christine Halslag
Thom Hoffman
Herman
Dolf de Vries
Dr De Vries
Geert de Jong
Nurse Ria Josefs
Hans Veerman
Undertaker
Hero Muller
Hein Josefs
Caroline de Beus
Adrienne
Reinout Bussemaker
Johan Verdijk - First husband
Erik J. Meijer
Corporal Gé Verdonk - Second husband
Ursul de Geer
Henk Lunders - Third husband
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