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John Peyser. Director. David P. Harmon. Teleplay. Henry Slesar. Teleplay. While on honeymoon with her husband in Spain, a woman wakes up one morning to find he has disappeared. After reporting it to the police, a man shows up claiming to be her husband. But he's not the man she married and no one will believe her.
Original Broadcast: Tuesday, December 23, 1969Genre: SuspensePlot SummaryAn American woman, Sandra Latham, is on her honeymoon in Spainwhen she awakes one mo...
HONEYMOON WITH A STRANGER is totally the opposite. SUMMARY: Sandra Latham (Janet Leigh) marries a wealthy man Ernesto (Joseph Lenzi). On their honeymoon in Spain, Sandra wakes up one morning to find Ernesto gone. She tries to contact him but nobody knows where he is. She files a report with the police that he is missing.
Honeymoon with a Stranger (1969) 89 min. Directed by John Peyser. With Janet Leigh, Barbara Steele, Rossano Brazzi, Joseph Lenzi, Cesare Danova, Eric Braeden, Juan Elices. Clever TV thriller. Newlyweds Sandra (Leigh) and wealthy Ernesto (Lenzi) arrive at the latter's Spanish villa for their anticipated honeymoon. But ...
HONEYMOON WITH A STRANGER. Directed by. John Peyser. United States, Spain, 1969. TV Movie, Thriller, Mystery. 74. Synopsis. While vacationing with her husband in Italy, a middle-aged woman wakes up one morning to find that the man in bed with her is not her husband but an imposter.
HONEYMOON WITH A STRANGER (TV) (1969 USA) $16.99 Add to cart. Directed by John Peyser Starring: Janet Leigh, Rossano Brazzi, Joseph Lenzi Genres: Based On Play, Mystery, Romance, Thriller 88 minutes | Full Screen | Color | English . Filmed in Spain, this TV movie stars Janet Leigh as an American woman honeymooning with her new husband.
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