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THE THREE FACES OF EVE is a fascinating true-story about a young housewife and mother suffering from Multiple Personality Disorder.
I've owned this movie for about four years now but just barely got around to watching it... and what a film it was! After viewing Ms. Woodward's performance it's no surprise to me that she won not only an Oscar but a Golden Globe too for portrayal of three separate young ladies who inhabit the same body.
From the meek and downtrodden Eve White, to the flirty and coquettish Eve Black, and finally the ever practical and down to earth Jane, each personality was played to utter perfection. Even without being told I would have no doubt who was in charge at any given time just by the unique personalities of these three vastly different women.
I highly doubt the doctor's treatment would be the same today, but this was one of the first documented cases of its kind and I do believe he wanted and tried to do the best he could under the circumstances. All in all it was a truly intriguing story that was made all the more engrossing since it was based off the real life of a South Carolina woman who is said to have had 22 different personalities in her lifetime.
As for the quality of the film itself, I watched the 2013 blu-ray edition and it was smooth and sleek with no grainy images whatsoever. I can only imagine what it would look like almost ten years later, especially if it were upgraded into 4k or possibly even color. It's really just an outstanding piece of cinema and one I very highly recommend!
I only wish there were more special features with this blu-ray than there are. Besides commentary there's only about five minutes of bonus material which include the Theatrical Trailer (2:44) and Fox Movietone News (2:22)... Below are some other facts and information about the movie that I compiled from the back of the case or gathered from other sources.
Release Year: 1957
Director: Nunnally Johnson
Running Time: 1 hour 31 minutes
Image: Black & White
Genre: Drama, Mystery
Rating: NR - Not Rated
Awards: 3 Wins & 1 Nomination
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THE THREE FACES OF EVE (2013 Blu-ray) An Amazing Movie Based On One Woman's Real Life ExperiencesI
THE THREE FACES OF EVE is a fascinating true-story about a young housewife and mother suffering from Multiple Personality Disorder.I've owned this movie for about four years now but just barely got around to watching it... and what a film it was! After viewing Ms. Woodward's performance it's no surprise to me that she won not only an Oscar but a Golden Globe too for portrayal of three separate young ladies who inhabit the same body.From the meek and downtrodden Eve White, to the flirty and coquettish Eve Black, and finally the ever practical and down to earth Jane, each personality was played to utter perfection. Even without being told I would have no doubt who was in charge at any given time just by the unique personalities of these three vastly different women.I highly doubt the doctor's treatment would be the same today, but this was one of the first documented cases of its kind and I do believe he wanted and tried to do the best he could under the circumstances. All in all it was a truly intriguing story that was made all the more engrossing since it was based off the real life of a South Carolina woman who is said to have had 22 different personalities in her lifetime.As for the quality of the film itself, I watched the 2013 blu-ray edition and it was smooth and sleek with no grainy images whatsoever. I can only imagine what it would look like almost ten years later, especially if it were upgraded into 4k or possibly even color. It's really just an outstanding piece of cinema and one I very highly recommend!I only wish there were more special features with this blu-ray than there are. Besides commentary there's only about five minutes of bonus material which include the Theatrical Trailer (2:44) and Fox Movietone News (2:22)... Below are some other facts and information about the movie that I compiled from the back of the case or gathered from other sources.Release Year: 1957Director: Nunnally JohnsonRunning Time: 1 hour 31 minutesImage: Black & WhiteGenre: Drama, MysteryRating: NR - Not RatedAwards: 3 Wins & 1 Nomination
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2022
I've owned this movie for about four years now but just barely got around to watching it... and what a film it was! After viewing Ms. Woodward's performance it's no surprise to me that she won not only an Oscar but a Golden Globe too for portrayal of three separate young ladies who inhabit the same body.
From the meek and downtrodden Eve White, to the flirty and coquettish Eve Black, and finally the ever practical and down to earth Jane, each personality was played to utter perfection. Even without being told I would have no doubt who was in charge at any given time just by the unique personalities of these three vastly different women.
I highly doubt the doctor's treatment would be the same today, but this was one of the first documented cases of its kind and I do believe he wanted and tried to do the best he could under the circumstances. All in all it was a truly intriguing story that was made all the more engrossing since it was based off the real life of a South Carolina woman who is said to have had 22 different personalities in her lifetime.
As for the quality of the film itself, I watched the 2013 blu-ray edition and it was smooth and sleek with no grainy images whatsoever. I can only imagine what it would look like almost ten years later, especially if it were upgraded into 4k or possibly even color. It's really just an outstanding piece of cinema and one I very highly recommend!
I only wish there were more special features with this blu-ray than there are. Besides commentary there's only about five minutes of bonus material which include the Theatrical Trailer (2:44) and Fox Movietone News (2:22)... Below are some other facts and information about the movie that I compiled from the back of the case or gathered from other sources.
Release Year: 1957
Director: Nunnally Johnson
Running Time: 1 hour 31 minutes
Image: Black & White
Genre: Drama, Mystery
Rating: NR - Not Rated
Awards: 3 Wins & 1 Nomination
THE THREE FACES OF EVE (2013 Blu-ray) An Amazing Movie Based On One Woman's Real Life ExperiencesI
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2022
THE THREE FACES OF EVE is a fascinating true-story about a young housewife and mother suffering from Multiple Personality Disorder.Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2022
I've owned this movie for about four years now but just barely got around to watching it... and what a film it was! After viewing Ms. Woodward's performance it's no surprise to me that she won not only an Oscar but a Golden Globe too for portrayal of three separate young ladies who inhabit the same body.
From the meek and downtrodden Eve White, to the flirty and coquettish Eve Black, and finally the ever practical and down to earth Jane, each personality was played to utter perfection. Even without being told I would have no doubt who was in charge at any given time just by the unique personalities of these three vastly different women.
I highly doubt the doctor's treatment would be the same today, but this was one of the first documented cases of its kind and I do believe he wanted and tried to do the best he could under the circumstances. All in all it was a truly intriguing story that was made all the more engrossing since it was based off the real life of a South Carolina woman who is said to have had 22 different personalities in her lifetime.
As for the quality of the film itself, I watched the 2013 blu-ray edition and it was smooth and sleek with no grainy images whatsoever. I can only imagine what it would look like almost ten years later, especially if it were upgraded into 4k or possibly even color. It's really just an outstanding piece of cinema and one I very highly recommend!
I only wish there were more special features with this blu-ray than there are. Besides commentary there's only about five minutes of bonus material which include the Theatrical Trailer (2:44) and Fox Movietone News (2:22)... Below are some other facts and information about the movie that I compiled from the back of the case or gathered from other sources.
Release Year: 1957
Director: Nunnally Johnson
Running Time: 1 hour 31 minutes
Image: Black & White
Genre: Drama, Mystery
Rating: NR - Not Rated
Awards: 3 Wins & 1 Nomination
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