Someone Behind the Door

Someone Behind the Door English Release Theatrical Poster Country France UK Directed by Nicolas Gessner Release Date 1971 Language English Studio Comacico Lira Films Medusa Film Main Cast Character Actor The Stranger Charles Bronson Laurence Jeffries Anthony Perkins Frances Jeffries Jill Ireland Paul Damien Henri Garcin Andrew Adriano Magistretti Lucy Agathe Natanson

Someone Behind the Door (French title Quelqu'un derrière la porte, another English release title Two Minds for Murder) is an French-British 1971 crime drama directed by Nicolas Gessner and starring Anthony Perkins, Charles Bronson and Jill Ireland. Dr. Laurence Jeffries (Perkins), a neurosurgeon, finds out that his wife Frances (Ireland) has a lover. Laurence plans to use his amnesiac patient (Bronson) as an instrument of his revenge.

The following weapons were used in the film Someone Behind the Door:

Walther PP

A Walther PP that belongs to Dr. Laurence Jeffries (Anthony Perkins) is seen in hands of the amnesiac man, "The Stranger" (Charles Bronson), and later the gun falls in hands of Frances Jeffries (Jill Ireland).

Post war Walther PP Pistol - .32 ACP. Though most of the pistols built immediately after the war were made by Manurhin of France (under license), the guns are marked "Made in West Germany".

Dr. Jeffries pretends to find the pistol in the pocket of The Stranger.

Jeffries unloads the gun.

The pistol in hands of The Stranger.

The pistol in hand of Jeffries.

The Stranger, convinced by Jeffries that Frances is HIS unfaithful wife, threatens Frances' lover Paul Damien (Henri Garcin).

The Stranger kills Damien.

The Stranger and Frances.

Frances tries to shoot The Stranger but the pistol runs out of ammo.

Trivia

French release poster. The snub nose revolver that is seen on this poster has nothing to do with the movie.