Karel Benes - Turner Classic Movies

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The Seeker (2007)

The Omen (2006)

Visual Effects Supervisor

The Cave (2005)

Downdraft (1996)

Production Assistant

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Stolen LIfe, A (1946) -- (Movie Clip) Could I Hire A Boat?

Stolen LIfe, A (1946) -- (Movie Clip) Pretty Smart For A Woman

Biography

Filmography

Visual Effects (Feature Film)

The Seeker (2007)

The Omen (2006)

Visual Effects Supervisor

The Cave (2005)

Film Production - Main (Feature Film)

Downdraft (1996)

Production Assistant

Life Events

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Stolen LIfe, A (1946) -- (Movie Clip) Could I Hire A Boat? Director Curtis Bernhardt’s opening, banking Bette Davis’ New England bona fides, as she misses a boat and hires handsome Glenn Ford to ferry her over to a nameless island, neither of them identified at this point, in A Stolen Life, 1946, based on a novel by the Czech writer Karel Benes.

Stolen LIfe, A (1946) -- (Movie Clip) Pretty Smart For A Woman Crafty but not evil, painter Kate (Bette Davis) sails to the lighthouse with a prize she knows is coveted by the keeper Folger (Walter Brennan), her proposition only a cover for her true intention, of getting to know the maintenance man Bill (Glenn Ford), in A Stolen Life, 1946.

Stolen LIfe, A (1946) -- (Movie Clip) Painting In The Dark? Returning to her family’s New England island retreat after a modest romantic encounter, somewhat frumpy painter Kate (Bette Davis) meets, for the first-time, her much talked-about twin sister Pat (also Bette), director Curtis Bernhardt using mattes and stand-ins, in A Stolen Life, 1946.

Stolen LIfe, A (1946) -- (Movie Clip) You Think I'm Well-Frosted? Bill (Glenn Ford) doesn’t even know of the existence of Pat (Bette Davis), the vivacious mischievous twin sister of his reserved almost-girlfriend Kate (also Bette), much less that he’s been intercepted by her, and taken to their New England vacation cottage for lunch, in A Stolen Life, 1946.

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