The Reincarnation of Peter Proud (1975)
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Max Ehrlich adapted his own novel for the screen in this fitfully amusing paranormal thriller. College professor Michael Sarrazin feels that someone else is inside him, and is led by his dreams to a small town where Margot Kidder (Black Christmas, Superman) has murdered her cheating husband. She… More Max Ehrlich adapted his own novel for the screen in this fitfully amusing paranormal thriller. College professor Michael Sarrazin feels that someone else is inside him, and is led by his dreams to a small town where Margot Kidder (Black Christmas, Superman) has murdered her cheating husband. She senses something odd about Sarrazin too, even more so when he falls for Jennifer O'Neill (Scanners), who may or may not be his and Kidder's daughter. Regardless of its merits, this film will probably best be remembered for its poster art, which depicts an anguished Sarrazin being smashed in the testicles with a boat paddle. That's what happens when actors do things like turn down Midnight Cowboy. Director J. Lee Thompson later went on to direct the even less subtle Happy Birthday to Me. ~ Robert Firsching, Rovi
- Directed By
- J. Lee Thompson
- Genres
- Mystery & Suspense, Horror
R,
- In Theaters
- Apr 25, 1975 Wide
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Cast
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Michael Sarrazin
as Peter Proud
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Jennifer O'Neill
as Ann Curtis
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Margot Kidder
as Marcia Curtis
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Cornelia Sharpe
as Nora Hayes
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Paul Hecht
as Dr. Samuel Goodman
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Tony Stephano
as Jeff Curtis
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Norman Burton
as Dr. Frederick Spear
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Anne Ives
as Ellen Curtis
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Debra Scott
as Suzy
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Mary Margaret Amato
as Nurse
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Phillip Clark
as Number Five
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Lester Fletcher
as Car Salesman
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Steve Franken
as Dr. Charles Crennis
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Albert Henderson
as Police Sergeant
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Sam Laws
as Satan's Disciple
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Addison Powell
as Reeves
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Fred Stuthman
as Pop Johnson
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Terry Green
as College Student
