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IMDbThe third installment in Robert Aldrich's loose trilogy of "grand guignol" films (horror-thrillers featuring older women going crazy), following What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962) and Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte (1964). Aldrich served as producer for this film.
Lee H. Katzin replaced Bernard Girard as director after four weeks of filming
The wooden statue that Mrs. Marrable buys and places on her mantle is a carving of St. Francis.
Mrs. Marrable's infamous pine trees are long leaf pines, a hardy, tough variety of fir tree that grows well in rocky soils.
Ruth Gordon wears a red wig throughout much of the movie. One film critic for the New York Times remarked in his review of the film that the wig made Gordon look like a "crazy animated peanut."
"Claire Marrable: You are the only mistake I made. Alice Dimmock: Didn't you ever think you'd be found out? Claire Marrable: No and I won't be. Alice Dimmock: Giving yourself away like that... Claire Marrable: To you? You are a dead woman. Alice Dimmock: Oh no, I'm alive. See, I'm very much alive. And I'm not gonna be your next victim."
"Juan: You have a very green thumb. Your pine trees grow good - very good."