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The Strange Possession of Mrs. Oliver (1977)
A houswife, tired of her everyday routine, makes changes in her hair, her wardrobe and her makeup, and begins to take on the personality of a woman who had died five years earlier.
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A houswife, tired of her everyday routine, makes changes in her hair, her wardrobe and her makeup, and begins to take on the personality of a woman who had died five years earlier.
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Genre:Drama, Horror, Mystery, Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Richard Matheson
In Theaters:2/28/1977
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:The Shpetner Company, NBC
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