The Three Faces of Eve (1957)
Directed by Nunnally Johnson
A doctor treats a woman suffering from multiple personality disorder.
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If you are reminded of “Psycho,” “The Three Faces of Eve,” Shyamalan’s own “Unbreakable” and the overrated “10 Cloverfield Lane,” it’s for good reason.
“Multiple personality disorder” has been a favorite Hollywood disease since Joanne Woodward won an Oscar in 1958 for The Three Faces of Eve .
We’re a very long way from The Three Faces of Eve, baby.
I mean, it's certainly equal to multiple-personality interpretations by Joanne Woodward ("The Three Faces of Eve") and Sally Field ("Sybil"), and each of them walked away with Best Actress Oscar and Emmy statues, respectively.
More pseudo-thriller than psycho-thriller, “Split” is like “The Three Faces of Eve” (or “Sybil”) meets “The Silence of the Lambs.”
“Toy Story 3’’ hits a high point of comic surrealism when Mr. Potato Head is forced to reinvent himself as Mr. Pita Bread Head — it’s harder than it looks, especially when a pigeon turns up — and Buzz goes through more personalities than Joanne Woodward in “The Three Faces of Eve.’’
The year is 1957 (a local movie house is showing The Three Faces of Eve ), which means Sheeran probably would be in his mid-30s.