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Feb 11, 1994 · Inevitable Grace: Directed by Alex Monty Canawati. With Maxwell Caulfield, Stephanie Knights, Jennifer Nicholson, Tippi Hedren. A Beverly Hills millionaire with an obsession about actress Grace Kelly blackmails a woman into becoming her.
Inevitable Grace ★½ 1994 Strictly amateur attempt at neo-noir for fledgling director Canawati. Wealthy Adam Cestare (Caulfield) becomes enamoured with young psychiatrist Lisa Kelner (Knights), who's treating his hysterical wife, Veronica (Nicholson, daughter of Jack).
“Inevitable Grace” (1994) is an independent thriller paying tribute to several Hitchcock films, including “Vertigo” and “Rear Window.” Andrea King plays Dorothy, the sinister housekeeper to Maxwell Caulfield. It’s a character not unlike the manipulative Mrs. Danvers in Hitchcock’s “Rebecca.”
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Inevitable Grace. A psychiatrist (Stephanie Knights) falls prey to blackmail by her patient's (Jennifer Nicholson) husband (Maxwell Caulfield) who sees her commit murder.
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A Beverly Hills millionaire with an obsession about actress Grace Kelly blackmails a woman into becoming her.
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Inevitable Grace (1993) - Turner Classic Movies. Overview. Synopsis. Credits. Film Details. Notes. Brief Synopsis. A psychiatrist at an insane asylum becomes involved both with her female patient and the woman's husband, who himself has a past obsession which disturbs her.
Feb 21, 1994 · There is nothing graceful about Alex Canawati's directorial feature debut, "Inevitable Grace," an amateurish, derivative would-be thriller that owes its entire existence to Hitchcock.
