The Collector (1965 film)

"I suppose it was the loneliness... and being far away from anyplace that made me decide to buy the house. And after I did, I told myself I'll never go through with the plan — even though I'd made all the preparations ... and knew where she was every minute of the day."

"I kept thinking perhaps it was my fault, after all, that she did what she did and lost my respect. Then I thought, no. It was her fault. She asked for everything she got. My only mistake was aiming too high. I ought to have seen I'd never get what I wanted from someone like Miranda with all her la-di-da ideas and clever tricks. I ought to have got someone who would respect me more. Someone ordinary. Someone I could teach."

"Almost a love story."

"She is young and innocent. He is young...and not so innocent."

"You won't dare open your mouth, but you'll be screaming for her to escape!"

"Terence Stamp - Freddie Clegg"

"Samantha Eggar - Miranda Grey"

"Mona Washbourne - Aunt Annie"

"Maurice Dallimore - Neighbor"

"Allyson Ames - First victim"

"William Bickley - Crutchley"

"Gordon Barclay - Clerk"

"David Haviland - Clerk"

"Edina Ronay - the Nurse"