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19 apr 2019 · For in this Age of Aquarius, it was time for some nasty twins and Goodbye Gemini. If you enjoyed The Prisoner in the 1960s, the shine of The Avengers (Steed and co – in colour), and the creepy weirdness of that quiet man three doors down who mumbles and won’t look you in the eye, then this film is for you.
5.5 (459) Goodbye Gemini is a British psychological thriller film released in 1970. The film is set in the late 1960s in London, and focuses on the lives of twins, Julian and Jacki. The film is directed by Alan Gibson and stars Judy Geeson, Martin Potter, and Michael Redgrave. The movie begins with a scene of Julian and Jacki, who live in a ...
Goodbye Gemini. Directed by: Alan Gibson. Starring: Martin Potter, Alexis Kanner, Michael Redgrave, Judy Geeson. Genres: Thriller, Crime, Horror. Rated the #481 best ...
Goodbye Gemini is an uncomfortable, very handsy film, much the same way as Freddie Francis' Girly, released the same year. Same similar incest-heavy vibes. Two twins who have a very childlike, wayyy too close relationship, who also have no problem offing people just for kicks (what did that nanny ever do!), get roped into a blackmail ploy by…
Brief Synopsis. Unnaturally close twin siblings Jacki and Julian become enmeshed in the swinging London scene, where they attract the attention of the heavily endebted gambler Clive. Seeing a way out of his debts, Clive sets Julian up for a blackmail scheme, setting in motion a nightmarish sequence of events.
Goodbye Gemini is a film directed by Alan Gibson with Judy Geeson, Martin Potter, Michael Redgrave, Alexis Kanner .... Year: 1970. Original title: Goodbye Gemini. Synopsis: Unnaturally close twin siblings Jacki and Julian become enmeshed in the swinging London scene, where they attract the attention of the heavily endebted gambler Clive.
This leads to blackmail, murder and a very disturbing ending. Forgotten thriller/horror movie. The script is good and the acting is great (Geeson and Potter are excellent) but it is dark and disturbing. It's not a blood and guts film (the one murder is obviously faked) but it does work on you.
