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Malcolm McDowell is Disturbed...The doctor is in, but out of his mind.
Cast |
Formats | Notes | Pictures |
Synopsis - Official
| Character | Actor |
| Dr. Derrick Russell | Malcolm McDowell |
| Michael Kahn | Geoffrey Lewis |
| Nurse Francine | Priscilla Pointer |
| Sandy Ramirez | Pamela Gidley |
| Pat Tuel | Irwin Keyes |
| Brian | Clint Howard |
| Brad | Peter Murnik |
| Tina | Carrie Lynn |
| Visitor | Barbara Babbin |
| Mental Patient | Emerson Bixby |
| Singing Telegram Man | Dean Cameron |
| Lidell | Lydell M. Cheshier |
| Officer Bill | Lee Drew |
| Young Sandy | Sandra Ganzer |
| Maria Kelley | Kari |
| Nurse Leslie | Marla Levine |
| Officer Lenny | Tony Markes |
| Selina | Kim McGuire |
| Mr. Yorkin | Irving William Moseley Jr. |
| Gary | Adam Rifkin |
| Gary's Mother | Michele Rifkin |
| Marty | Deep Roy |
| Swakertt | Jack David Walker |
Directed by Charles Winkler
Written by Emerson Bixby & Charles Winkler
VHS - NTSC / LD / DVDR2
96 minutes, Rated R, Second Generation Films. Out of print on both formats.
Laserdisc - Full screen 1.33:1, 2 sides, Digital or Analog Track, Dolby Surround, ID 8238 IV
VHS released in 1991 by Live Home Video #68944, Hi-Fi Stereo ISBN 1-55658-524-1, UPC 0 1223-68944-3 8
Released in France 6/19/91.
Fast forward past the credits and there is a little surprise. It is a few seconds of Malcolm in a straight jacket humming "Singin' in the Rain", he then makes the Alex face, kisses the camera and cracks up. Fade to black.
Movie
Dr. Russell in straight jacket with Alex stare
Dr. Russell and Sandy
Dr. Derrick and staff as Sandy arrives
Memorabilia
VHS Label
VHS Cover - Front
VHS Cover - Back
Region 2 DVD
There's always something a little terrifying
about your first day in a mental institution - especially this one. When Sandy,
a beautiful ex-model, checks in, the staff is delighted. For sadistic head
nurse, Francine Kelly, it means more money; for chief of staff, Dr. Russell, it
means a little extracurricular adventure.
Sandy is a patient obsessed with sex and suicide, a
pathological combination that turns Dr. Russell on. Unfortunately, the good
doctor goes a bit too far. One might even say he goes crazy.
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