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One of My Wives Is Missing

The play, originally from Paris and written by M. Robert Thomas, called Trap for a Solitary Man in UK, referred to as Trap for a Single Man or Trap for a Lonely Man in the US, is the basis for the movie One of My Wives is Missing, which was remade as

Starring:

Anthony Costello, Byron Webster, Elizabeth Ashley, Garry Walberg, Jack Klugman, James Franciscus, Joel Fabiani, Michael Stearns, Milton Selzer, Ruth McDevitt

Genre:

Thriller

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