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Running time. 105 mins. Country. Italy. Languages. Italian. English. Identikit (also known as The Driver's Seat) is a 1974 Italian drama film directed by Giuseppe Patroni Griffi. [1] Based on the 1970 novella The Driver's Seat by Muriel Spark, it is a psychological drama starring Elizabeth Taylor and Ian Bannen, and featuring Andy Warhol.
- Nello Meniconi, Franco Rossellini
- Giuseppe Patroni Griffi
- The Driver's Seat, by Muriel Spark
- Raffaele La Capria, Giuseppe Patroni Griffi
Oct 10, 1975 · The Driver's Seat: Directed by Giuseppe Patroni Griffi. With Elizabeth Taylor, Ian Bannen, Guido Mannari, Mona Washbourne. A mentally-disturbed spinster experiences a series of bizarre encounters in Rome as she searches for someone she feels she'll know--when she finds him.
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- Drama, Mystery
- Giuseppe Patroni Griffi
- 1975-10-10
Jun 21, 2023 · I t’s peak 70s Liz Taylor in this arrestingly bizarre movie which is being released in the UK for the first time; it was directed by Italian film-maker Giuseppe Patroni Griffi in 1974, which he ...
Rent The Driver's Seat on Fandango at Home, Prime Video, or buy it on Fandango at Home, Prime Video. A woman (Elizabeth Taylor) flies to Rome on a reckless quest, not for love but for death.
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- Guiseppe Patroni Griffi
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- Elizabeth Taylor
Jul 10, 2023 · The movie summary of ‘The Driver’s Seat’ encapsulates its essence, yet the film needs to be watched to fully appreciate its depth and complexity. Film Locations: A Travel Guide to ‘The Driver’s Seat’ Locations. The film adaptation of ‘The Driver’s Seat’ offers a visual journey through the locations described in the book.
A woman arrives in an unnamed southern European city, intent on making a rendezvous with a mysterious friend… whom she’s never met. David Cairns 03 May 2012 13. One of the odder movies to come out of the 1970s, this over-the-top melodrama based on a novel by Muriel Spark features Elizabeth Taylor chewing acres of scenery as a mad spinster ...
The Driver's Seat is all-around creepy. The movie splices back and forth between Liz's horrifically ominous encounters and police interrogations of the people she's met with. We don't know yet until the end why they're being questioned, but it's obvious from the get-go that something's rotten in Denmark.
