Spellbound - Revision history

Aschlafly: This movie may have benefited from the large public following of Salvador Dali, and was promoted while in production as "Dali's Dream."

2023-09-28T02:47:43Z

This movie may have benefited from the large public following of Salvador Dali, and was promoted while in production as "Dali's Dream."

Aschlafly: among the Worst Liberal Snubs

2023-08-23T16:27:28Z

among the Worst Liberal Snubs

Aschlafly: This movie was successful in addition to being influential in giving credibility to the field of psychiatry, by grossing 4.7 times its production budget of only $1.5 million.

2021-12-16T19:29:18Z

This movie was successful in addition to being influential in giving credibility to the field of psychiatry, by grossing 4.7 times its production budget of only $1.5 million.

Aschlafly at 19:26, December 16, 2021

2021-12-16T19:26:44Z

Aschlafly: add category

2021-12-16T19:26:14Z

add category

Aschlafly: Created page with "'''''Spellbound''''' (1945) is an Alfred Hitchcock thriller in which a woman psychiatrist (played by Ingrid Bergman) helps a falsely accused patient recover his memory..."

2021-12-15T23:17:12Z

Created page with "'''''Spellbound''''' (1945) is an Alfred Hitchcock thriller in which a woman psychiatrist (played by Ingrid Bergman) helps a falsely accused patient recover his memory..."

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'''''Spellbound''''' (1945) is an [[Alfred Hitchcock]] thriller in which a woman psychiatrist (played by [[Ingrid Bergman]]) helps a falsely accused patient recover his memory.<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0038109/</ref>

Drawings in the movie were done by [[Salvador Dali]], the preeminent [[surrealism|surrealist]] painter.\

The movie was inspired by the novel ''The House of Dr. Edwardes''.
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-'''''Spellbound''''' (1945) is an [[Alfred Hitchcock]] thriller in which a woman psychiatrist (played by [[Ingrid Bergman]]) helps a falsely accused patient recover his memory.<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0038109/</ref>
+'''''Spellbound''''' (1945) is an [[Alfred Hitchcock]] thriller in which a woman psychiatrist (played by [[Ingrid Bergman]]) helps a falsely accused patient (played by Gregory Peck) recover his memory.<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0038109/</ref>
 Drawings in the movie were done by [[Salvador Dali]], the preeminent [[surrealism|surrealist]] painter.
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 This movie was inspired by the 314-page novel ''The House of Dr. Edwardes'', which was first published in 1927.
-This movie was successful in addition to being influential in giving credibility to the field of psychiatry, by grossing 4.7 times its production budget of only $1.5 million.
+This movie was successful in addition to being influential in giving credibility to the field of psychiatry, by grossing 4.7 times its production budget of only $1.5 million.  This movie may have benefited from the large public following of [[Salvador Dali]], and was promoted while in production as "Dali's Dream."<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0038109/trivia/?ref_=tt_trv_trv</ref>
 It received 6 [[Oscar]] nominations, yet is among the [[Worst Liberal Snubs]] for being passed over for the award in the 5 most prominent categories.<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0038109/awards/?ref_=tt_awd</ref>

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 This movie was inspired by the novel ''The House of Dr. Edwardes''.
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