The Nanny
(1965)
Country: UK
Genre: Horror
Synopsis
A devoted nanny is at her wit's end in dealing with a bratty 10 year old boy just back from a mental hospital. Nanny must also deal with a despotic father who is often gone and a loony mother who can't cope. The boy won't let nanny near him and a sickly aunt who arrives after mommy has been poisoned seems to side with nanny. But appearances can be deceiving....
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Any movie with William Dix in it is a good movie, and this movie is no exception. Somehow he knew there is something wrong about the nanny and no one wanted to believe him. And so there is only one thing to do--he had to save himself no matter how--a great performance by William Dix.