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Lionel Mandrake

(4,186 posts) Wed Oct 15, 2025, 09:39 PM Wednesday

Mirage (1965)

Twenty years after "Spellbound", Gregory Peck starred in another movie in which his character has amnesia. I have this one on DVD. I think it's pretty good. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirage_(1965_film)

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Mirage (1965) (Original Post) Lionel Mandrake Wednesday OP

George Kennedy's character adds memorable moments. John1956PA Wednesday #1

Willard (George Kennedy) is the heavy. Lionel Mandrake Thursday #2

John1956PA

(4,557 posts)

1. George Kennedy's character adds memorable moments.

Reply to Lionel Mandrake (Original post)

Wed Oct 15, 2025, 10:31 PM

Wednesday

I think the action takes place in one day or so. Mr. Peck's character wears the same suit. I think that, in reality, a number of identifcal suits were worn by Mr. Peck.

Mr. Peck does indeed have a serious voice, even when greeting Mr. Turtle.

The watermelon is comedic, shocking, or both.

Lionel Mandrake

(4,186 posts)

2. Willard (George Kennedy) is the heavy.

Reply to John1956PA (Reply #1)

Thu Oct 16, 2025, 02:29 AM

Thursday

He and Lester are the scary bad guys. You gotta have bad guys in this kind of movie.

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