Director:
William WylerWriters:
Stanley Mann, John KohnProducers:
Jud Kinberg, John KohnEditors:
Robert Swink, David HawkinsProduction Designer:
John StollProduction Company:
The Collector Co.Partially filmed in London and on location in England. Opened in London in Oct 1965; running time: 120 min. ...
Partially filmed in London and on location in England. Opened in London in Oct 1965; running time: 120 min.
Freddie Clegg, a neurotic London bank clerk and amateur lepidopterist, wins a football pool. Now financially secure, he resigns from the bank and purchases an estate in Sussex, which he furnishes in anticipation of a visitor. He then abducts Miranda Grey, an art student. Certain that in time she will come to love him, he sequesters her in a basement apartment in his manor. At first bewildered, Miranda unsuccessfully attempts to cajole, then seduce, her keeper. Desperate, she smites him with a spade. Stunned, Freddie nevertheless again imprisons her. He goes for medical attention, returning 3 days later to find his prisoner expiring, the basement furnace having given out in his absence. After burying Miranda, Freddie searches for a substitute. He decides that a nurse will be a most suitable specimen for his ...
Freddie Clegg, a neurotic London bank clerk and amateur lepidopterist, wins a football pool. Now financially secure, he resigns from the bank and purchases an estate in Sussex, which he furnishes in anticipation of a visitor. He then abducts Miranda Grey, an art student. Certain that in time she will come to love him, he sequesters her in a basement apartment in his manor. At first bewildered, Miranda unsuccessfully attempts to cajole, then seduce, her keeper. Desperate, she smites him with a spade. Stunned, Freddie nevertheless again imprisons her. He goes for medical attention, returning 3 days later to find his prisoner expiring, the basement furnace having given out in his absence. After burying Miranda, Freddie searches for a substitute. He decides that a nurse will be a most suitable specimen for his collection.
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