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Although Rock Hudson is top billing, he appears on screen only after 40 minutes of running time beca [...]	D
Murray Hamilton, who plays Arthur's friend Charlie, will return to the screen one year later as Mr. [...]	D
In order to shoot in Grand Central Station without attracting too much attention, Frankenheimer hire [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
On assignment, professed Frankenheimer admirer Roger Avary wrote a remake titled 2NDS for director J [...]	D
Final film of actress Dorothy Morris.	D
While Rock Hudson was moving through Grand Central Terminal to get to his train, a barely clad young [...]	D
John Randolph had to learn how to do many things with his left hand because Rock Hudson was left-han [...]	D
Although this film is nowadays viewed as a cult classic, European critics at the Cannes Film Festiva [...]	D
The skill and facility of the surgeons during Mr. Wilson's operation show them to be obviously real [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2001 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Most [...]	D
Nora's house is one that John Frankenheimer formerly rented and lived in.	D
The mounted fish over Arthur's mantle belonged to John Frankenheimer.	D
Screenwriter Lewis John Carlino was very annoyed by John Frankenheimer's decision to delete the scen [...]	D
While choosing films in Criterion, filmmaker Gaspar NoÃ©'s first pick was this movie, with him eve [...]	D
This film is part of the Criterion Collection, spine #667.	D
Final film of Stuart Hall.	D
It's never addressed whether Charlie's removal from the dayroom is for his termination or his third [...]	D
Beach Boys composer Brian Wilson saw the movie in a theater during its first run. Overworked and sho [...]	D
Asked how he would ideally like to spend his life, Rock Hudson answers, "As a tennis pro." This was [...]	D
The depiction of Hamilton's plastic surgery includes several shots of an actual rhinoplasty operatio [...]	D
Director John Frankenheimer once attested that the initial lack of success was due to the fact that [...]	D
The house that is provided for Rock Hudson's character was owned by director John Frankenheimer. It [...]	D
Initially director John Frankenheimer was reluctant to cast Hudson, who he felt was a lightweight ac [...]	D
This was John Randolph's first film in fifteen years (since an uncredited one-day bit part in 14Âª [...]	D
Rehearsals were done for two weeks prior to the principal shooting of this film.	D
John Frankenheimer and James Wong Howe used a technique of mounting their camera on an actor with a [...]	D
When Seconds was released actress Frances Reid had already been appearing for close to a year on Day [...]	D
Khigh Dhiegh (Davalo) also appeared in director John Frankenheimer's film The Manchurian Candidate f [...]	D
Rock Hudson was five inches taller than his "older self" John Randolph. This was worked around with [...]	D
According to John Frankenheimer, it was Hudson's idea to have two different actors play the Arthur H [...]	D
After making Seven Days in May (1964), Kirk Douglas bought the rights and planned to re-team with pr [...]	D
French censorship certificate: -13.	D
A scene in which Arthur Hamilton as Antiochus Wilson visits his daughter and her husband was shot, b [...]	D
Rock Hudson got drunk for real for the scene in which he gets drunk at a party.	D
"Seconds" has gained a cult status in later years and is frequently revived. According to director J [...]	D
Arthur Hamilton's tennis trophy in reality belonged to John Frankenheimer.	D

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Aside from the fact that it would have robbed actor Rock Hudson of his big berserk scene and cleared [...]	D
In the final scene, a cranial drill would leave a suspicious hole in his scalp and cranium that woul [...]	D
Early in the film, when the man with the note follows Arthur through the railway station, the shadow [...]	D
When Tony is turned round to face the mirrors after having his bandages removed, part of the camera [...]	D
When Tony is on the gurney with the gag in his mouth, as he is trashing about, the knot in the surgi [...]	D
On the train, Hamilton begins to work crossword puzzle that appears in the first section of a major [...]	D
Davalo's hand on the tape recorder disappears between shots.	D
When Tony is on the airplane on his way to Malibu he is offered a pillow which he places behind his [...]	D
Nora runs towards the ocean, and the tide splashes at her below the knees. In the very next shot, wh [...]	D
Overlooking the extreme unlikelihood of someone being ordained as a Catholic priest, a Protestant mi [...]	D
When Tony Wilson first sees his new home, a shadow of the camera/other equipment is visible on the w [...]	D
When Tony is being shown the blackmail film that is calculated to get him to cooperate, the blackmai [...]	D
The shadow of the boom can be seen in the upper right hand corner of the screen just before The Old [...]	D
When Tony is on the airplane on his way to Malibu the "clouds" outside the window move from right to [...]	D
Cameraman briefly visible during the grape stomping scene.	D
Tony thrashes and screams wildly after having the gag ball and restraints applied, yet as he's wheel [...]	D
The number on the note Hamilton is given is 34 Lafayette Street. However, the actual establishment h [...]	D
At the beginning, when Arthur Hamilton is on the train, he gets his newspaper and starts doing cross [...]	D
At 1:47:09 Nora undresses to jump into the wine vat. As her dress comes off she is topless beneath i [...]	D
Wilson is offered sandwiches when he arrives at the Company office, but is later served a plate of c [...]	D
At one point Hamilton/Wilson claims he was next in line for bank presidency. Highly unlikely in view [...]	D
Mr. Wilson is told, at the beginning, "Take the elevator on your left," but not which floor. The ele [...]	D
During the grape crushing scene, Tony Wilson's girlfriend, Nora, starts to strip-off. Her dress is u [...]	D
At the cocktail party the amount of ash hanging from Wilson's cigarette varies inconsistently betwee [...]	D
In the grape crushing scene, Nora spills wine on the back of Tony's shirt. The next time we see Tony [...]	D

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Nora: What kind of man is he? There's grace in the [...]	D
Tony: Why are you all staring at me like that? Hey [...]	D
[first lines] Man in Station: Mr. Hamilton? Arth [...]	D
Mrs. Wilson (Arthur / Rock's original wife): We'd [...]	D
Tony: I couldn't help it, Charlie. I had to find o [...]	D
Nora: This may hurt a little. Tony: I agreed to t [...]	D
Davalo: In short, you are alone in the world, abso [...]	D
[to Tony Wilson] Doctor in Operating Room: Relax, [...]	D
Mr. Ruby: The question of death selection may be t [...]	D
Emily Hamilton: You see, Arthur had been dead a lo [...]	D
Mr. Ruby: Isn't it easier to go forward when you k [...]	D
Nora: The good things always happen with the rain.	D

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