Hands of a Stranger

Hands of a Stranger

Director: Newt Arnold, Robert Wiene Cast: James Stapleton
James Stapleton
, Joan Harvey
Joan Harvey
, Irish McCalla
Irish McCalla
Newt Arnold
Hands of a Stranger

Hands of a Stranger

Director: Newt Arnold, Robert Wiene Cast: James Stapleton
James Stapleton
, Joan Harvey
Joan Harvey
, Irish McCalla
Irish McCalla
Newt Arnold

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Overview

In Hands of a Stranger, concert pianist James Stapleton loses his hands in a traffic accident. Doctor Paul Lukather grafts on a new pair of hands, which were "donated" by a murder victim. Distressed that his new extremities are radically different from his old ones, Stapleton suffers a severe emotional breakdown. He subsequently causes the deaths of several people, both directly and indirectly; the most chilling moment is the death of young Barry Gordon, the son of the now-blinded cab driver whom Stapleton holds responsible for his accident. This was an unofficial screen version (the fourth up through that time) of the novel Hands of Orlac; previous versions were made in 1924 (as Orlacs Hände), 1935 (as Mad Love) and 1960 (as Les Mains d'Orlac).

Product Details

Release Date: 08/13/2013
UPC: 0883316843789
Original Release: 1962
Rating: NR
Source: Warner Archives
Language: English
Time: 1:25:00

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
James Stapleton Vernon Paris
Joan Harvey Dina Paris
Irish McCalla Holly
Barry Gordon Skeet
Paul Lukather Dr. Gil Harding
Ted Otis Dr. Russ Compton
Michael duPont Dr. Ken Fry
Larry Haddon Police Lt. Syms
Michael Rye George Britton
Elaine Martone Eileen Hunter
George Sawaya Cab Driver
David Kramer Carnival Barker
Sally Kellerman Sue
James Noah Actor
Fritz Kortner Actor
Barry J. Gordon Skeet
Alexandra Sorina Actor
Dick LaSalle Composer
Paul Mercer Composer

Technical Credits
Newt Arnold Director,Producer,Screenwriter
Michael Du Pont Producer
Robert Wiene Director
Louis Nerz Screenwriter
Maurice Renard Screenwriter
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