A Place of One's Own
Summary:
Adapted from a novel by Osbert Sitwell, A Place of One's Own has a double-edged title: It refers to a physical place as well as a spiritual one. An elderly couple (played with a surplus of age makeup by Barbara Mullen and James Mason) purchase an old house. They've been warned that it's haunted by the spirit of a murdered girl, but decide to set up housekeeping ... Full Summary >>
Cast:
Margaret Lockwood - (Annette)
James Mason - (Mr. Smedhurst)
Barbara Mullen - (Mrs. Smedhurst)
Dennis Price - (Dr. Selbie)
Helen Haye - (Mrs. Manning-Tuthorn)
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Review:
Something of a second cousin to the better-known The Uninvited, A Place of One's Own is a decent little ghost flick. Its ambitions and goals are modest, and it achieves them admirably. Those who are sticklers for details will balk at some of the turns in the screenplay, as many points are dismissed rather quickly or ignored altogether. Likewi... Continue >>
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