Strange Confession (1945) |
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| Director(s) | John Hoffman |
| Producer(s) | Ben Pivar |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama, Horror, Mystery |
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Lon Chaney Jr.(as Jeffrey 'Jeff' Carter)
Strange Confession
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1945
Strange Confession
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1945
Lon Chaney Jr.
(as Jeffrey 'Jeff' Carter)
Brenda Joyce(as Mary Carter)
Strange Confession
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1945
Strange Confession
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1945
Brenda Joyce
(as Mary Carter)
J. Carrol Naish(as Roger Graham)
Strange Confession
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1945
Strange Confession
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1945
J. Carrol Naish
(as Roger Graham)
Milburn Stone(as Stevens)
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1945
Strange Confession
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1945
Milburn Stone
(as Stevens)
Lloyd Bridges(as Dave Curtis)
Strange Confession
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1945
Strange Confession
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1945
Lloyd Bridges
(as Dave Curtis)
Mary Gordon(as Mrs. O'Connor)
Strange Confession
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1945
Strange Confession
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1945
Mary Gordon
(as Mrs. O'Connor)
George Chandler(as Harper)
Strange Confession
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1945
Strange Confession
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1945
George Chandler
(as Harper)
Francis McDonald(as José Hernandez)
Strange Confession
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1945
Strange Confession
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1945
Francis McDonald
(as José Hernandez)
Strange Confession Overview:
Strange Confession (1945) was a Crime - Horror Film directed by John Hoffman and produced by Ben Pivar.
Strange Confession BlogHub Articles:
Lon Chaney, Jr. Makes a Strange Confession
Chaney Jr. and the black bag. The most incongruent entry in Universal's six-film Inner Sanctum series is also one of the best. Whereas its brethren are psychological suspense tales, Strange Confession (1945) is a straight drama with a subtly gruesome conclusion. Series regular Lon Chaney, Jr. star... Read full article
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Due to a rights dispute(being an unauthorized remake of 1934's "The Man Who Reclaimed His Head"), this film was not released to television with the other "Inner Sanctum" features. It was the fifth of the six entries, filmed February 1-14, 1945, and released October 5. After its theatrical reissue using the title "The Missing Head", the film vanished until its video release in the 1990s.