| 词条 | Lies of the Twins |
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| show_name = Lies of the Twins | image = Liesofthetwinsposter.jpg | image_size = | image_alt = | caption = Promotional poster | genre = | writer = Mel Frohman Walter Klenhard | screenplay = | story = | director = Tim Hunter | starring = Aidan Quinn Isabella Rossellini Iman Claudia Christian Richard Harrison | theme_music_composer = David McHugh | country = United States | language = English | executive_producer = Gary Adelson Craig Baumgarten | producer = Tim Zinnemann Jeffrey Downer (associate producer) | location = | editor = Howard Smith | cinematography = Declan Quinn | runtime = 93 minutes | company = Adelson-Baumgarten Productions MCA Television Entertainment | distributor = USA Network | budget = | network = USA Network | picture_format = Color | audio_format = Mono | first_aired = August 21, 1991 }}Lies of the Twins is a 1991 American made-for-television thriller film directed by Tim Hunter.[1] PlotA fashion model embarks on a romantic affair with her psychiatrist. The relationship is thrown into question when the protagonist espies her lover with another woman. The man she sees winds up being his evil twin, complicating matters further.[1][2] Cast
ProductionFirst airing on the USA Network, Lies of the Twins is based on the novel Lives of the Twins by Joyce Carol Oates, writing under the pen-name Rosamond Smith.[3] In an interview, Oates indicated that the filmmakers "changed the plot quite a bit. I didn't watch it."[4] Much of the film was shot at Richard Harrison's beach-front home in Malibu.[5] It was one of the first productions that supermodel Iman worked on during her maiden year in Hollywood.[6] Lies of the Twins was produced by Tim Zinnemann for MCA Television Entertainment (MTE).[3] Mel Frohman and Walter Klenhard prepared the teleplay,[3] with Howard Smith serving as editor. David McHugh provided the film score and Peter Paul Raubertas supplied the production design. Declan Quinn, the brother of lead actor Aidan Quinn, was in charge of cinematography.[7]An English language movie, it is also known as Bugie allo specchio in Italy.[8] ReceptionThe film was generally well received by critics upon release.[9] Notes1. ^1 Jerry Roberts, Encyclopedia of Television Film Directors, Volume 1, (Scarecrow Press: 2009), p.267. 2. ^Clifford Thompson, ed., Current Biography Yearbook 2005, 66, (H.W. Wilson: 2006), p.456. 3. ^1 2 Leonard Mustazza, The Literary Filmography: Preface, A-L, Volume 1, (McFarland: 2006), p.316. 4. ^Lawrence Grobel, Endangered species: writers talk about their craft, their visions, their lives, (Da Capo Press: 2001), p.354. 5. ^Video Watchdog, Issues 9-14, (Tim & Donna Lucas: 1992), p.64. 6. ^Architectural Digest, Volume 49, Issues 7-9, (John C. Brasfield Pub. Corp.: 1992), p.200. 7. ^Harris M. Lentz, Science Fiction, Horror & Fantasy Film and Television Credits: Supplement 2, Through 1993, Volume 4, (McFarland: 1994), p.495. 8. ^Enrico Lancia, Fabio Melelli, Attori stranieri del nostro cinema, (Gremese Editore: 2006), p.91. 9. ^Jim Hillier, The New Hollywood, (Continuum: 1992), p.64. References
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