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The Haunting of Helen Walker is a film of genre Thriller directed by Tom McLoughlin released in USA on 3 december 1995 with Florence Hoath
The Haunting of Helen Walker (1995)
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Add to a movie listLa Vision d'Hélène Walker (The Haunting of Helen Walker) est un téléfilm de 1995 réalisé par Tom McLoughlin aux États-Unis. Il est librement inspiré du roman de Henry James Le Tour d'écrou (1898).
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Hélène Walker est placée comme gouvernante dans un manoir anglais isolé. La seule servante de la maison se suicide et le père part en voyage d'affaires. Hélène reste donc seul à élever les deux enfants. Une nuit elle entend des hurlements dans la chambre des enfants et découvre que les enfants sont possédés par l'esprit de la servante qui s'est suicidée peu après son arrivée. Hélène court au village chercher le curé pour qu'il les exorcise, mais quand il arrive au manoir c'est trop tard : la servante a tué les enfants.Actors
Florence Hoath
(Flora)
Valerie Bertinelli
(Helen Walker)
Paul Rhys
(Edward Goffe)
Diana Rigg
(Mrs. Grose)
Michael Gough
(Barnaby)
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