Double Identity (1989)
The gloom-laden Canadian/French Double Identity stars Nick Mancuso as a sedate college professor residing in the small university town of New Hope. Not given to talking about himself much, Mancuso's past is a mystery to his friends, colleagues, and new lady friend Leah Pinsent. The film's noir-ish title is the tip-off that once Mancuso's previous life comes to the forefront, it will be no picnic. In fact, it's a killer. Filmed in 1989, Double Identity was released in 1991; director Yves Boisset remains on target while dealing with the film's "present", less so when he indulges in confusing flashbacks. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Director(s):
- Yves Boisset
- Theatrical MPAA Rating:
- PG
Synopsis of Double Identity
The gloom-laden Canadian/French Double Identity stars Nick Mancuso as a sedate college professor residing in the small university town of New Hope. Not given to talking about himself much, Mancuso's past is a mystery to his friends, colleagues, and new lady friend Leah Pinsent. The film's noir-ish title is the tip-off that once Mancuso's previous life comes to the forefront, it will be no picnic. In fact, it's a killer. Filmed in 1989, Double Identity was released in 1991; director Yves Boisset remains on target while dealing with the film's "present", less so when he indulges in confusing flashbacks. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of Double Identity
- Nick Mancuso - Paul Flemming
- Lorne Brass - Jim the Mechanic
- Norris Domingue - Hank
- Harry Hill - Father Mcleod
- Michel Perron - Swinton's Friend
- Ken Roberts - Mr. Crawley
- Richard Dumont - Swinton's Friend
- Terry Haig - University Professor
- Sam Stone - Owner of Diner
- Patrick Bauchau - Raymond Ravennes
- Aidan Devine - Swinton
- Jacques Godin - Wayne
- Anne Letourneau - Lydia
- Leah King Pinsent - Amy
- Michael Rudder - Jack
- Gayle Garfinkle - Mrs. Crawley
- Pierre Lenoir - Barman Black Club
- Director(s):
- Yves Boisset
- Writer(s):
- Robert Geoffrion
- Producer(s):
- Gaspard de Chavagnac, Jerry Appleton, Lisa Oliman
- Theatrical MPAA Rating:
- PG(Not For Children, Violence)
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