Stolen Face

Stolen Face

Treachery wears a stolen face!

Director: Terence Fisher

Producer: Anthony Hinds

A plastic surgeon changes the face of a female convict to match that of the beautiful woman who broke his heart and left him. He marries the convict but trouble starts when his true love returns.

72 min Rating: 5.6/10 Released

Top Cast

Paul Henreid
Paul Henreid
Dr. Philip Ritter
Lizabeth Scott
Lizabeth Scott
Alice Brent / Lily Conover
Mary Mackenzie
Mary Mackenzie
Lily Conover, before surgery

Movie Info

Director: Terence Fisher

Producer: Anthony Hinds

Production Companies: Hammer Film Productions

Countries: United Kingdom

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What Others Said

CinemaSerf: The problem with this rather mediocre tale is that the underlying premiss is really pretty far-fetched. Surgeon Paul Henreid has a brief assignation with a concert pianist (Lizabeth Scott) before she returns to her boyfriend "David" (Andre Morell). Obsessed with the woman, the physician carries out some restorative plastic surgery on a female prisoner and guess what - yep - when she emerges from the bandages, she could be her twin. Somewhat implausibly, he goes on to marry her, but soon discovers that she wasn't a prisoner for nothing, and when he meets the musician again (now sans boyfriend Morell) the wife sees her own reflection, so to speak, and things turn positively ugly! Very eagle eyed amongst us might spot Arnold Ridley (think "Dads Army with the his sister "Dolly") but really that is all one can say that might be of interest. The rest of it is all a bit procedural. Henreid was never my favourite leading man - his efforts, though charming, rarely got out of first gear and the dreadfully dubbed Cockney accent from Scott's rather base alter-ego "Lily" is pretty tough on the ears. There are loads of surgery/face/identity transplant style stories out there, many better than this.