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The Dark Mirror

(1946)
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Olivia De Havilland, with the assistance of some eye-popping special photographic effects, plays twins in The Dark Mirror. One twin commits a murder: The "good" twin is blamed, but provides no alibi in her own defense, since she can't believe that ... Read More
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Ruth Collins/Terry Collins
Dr. Scott Elliott
Lieutenant Stevenson
District Attorney Girard
Franklin
George Benson
Mrs. Didriksen
Miss Beade, Secretary to Dr. Peralta
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