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The Remarkable Mrs. Hawk

1961, English. Directed by John Brahm.

Cissy Hawk's farm keeps gaining massive blue ribbon hogs, while the passing drifters she hires magically disappear. Well-read grifter Jason Longfellow figures he'll last a lot longer at her Isle of Aiaie via blackmail, but seductive Cissy keeps local Sheriff Ulysses wound around her finger tighter than a pig's tail.

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Released
18 December 1961
Country
United States of America
Written by
Donald S. Sanford, Margaret St. Clair

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The Remarkable Mrs. Hawk (1961) was directed by John Brahm and stars Boris Karloff, Jo Van Fleet, John Carradine.

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