Mousey (1974)
- Director(s):
- Daniel Petrie
Synopsis of Mousey
In Mousey a made-for-TV thriller, a disturbed and obsessed man seeks to regain his son from his overbearing, controlling wife. Kirk Douglas, nick-named "Mousey" by his high-school student, is left by his wife, Laura (Jean Seberg) who also takes her young son who "Mousey" has adopted. "Mousey" begins to stalk her, murdering strangers in the vain hope of impressing her. Kirk Douglas, well-directed by Daniel Petrie, gives a strong, chilling performance, portraying a vengeful man obsessed over his lack of power. Mousey is exceptionally well done and engrossing. It presents a portrait of obsession and gives Douglas the opportunity to explore and build on his character. While Jean Seberg, in the last role before her death, is quite good, this is Kirk Douglas' movie and he never lets it go. Mousey was also released as Cat and Mouse. ~ Linda Rasmussen, Rovi
Complete Cast of Mousey
- James Bardford - Detective
- Sue Lloyd - Nancy
- Bessie Love
- Jean Seberg - Laura Anderson
- Tony Sibbald
- John Vernon - David Richardson
- Kirk Douglas - George Anderson
- Sam Wanamaker - Inspector
- Louis Negin
- Valerie Colgan
- Don Fellows
- Bessie Love - Mrs. Richardson
- Beth Porter - Sandra
- Bob Sherman
- Elliott Sullivan - Harry
- Mavis Villiers
- Robert Henderson
- James Berwick
- Suzanne Lloyd
- Roy Stephens
- Director(s):
- Daniel Petrie
- Writer(s):
- John Peacock
- Producer(s):
- Beryl Vertue
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