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The Strange One (1957)

A military school student develops a destructive power over his fellow cadets.

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Justin F 08 Oct 2010

"THE STRANGE ONE" IS A STRANGE ONE! (original print ad - all caps) You'll never forget BEN GAZZARA as the louse, "Jocko" "The Most Fascinating Louse You Ever Met!" Debut of Ben Gazzara (Happiness, Summer of Sam) and George Peppard (A-Team), and first credited role for Pat Hingle (Tim Burton's Batman). According to Gazarra, he beat out James Dean for the lead role.

Dennis Schwartz 24 Jun 2007

Though the homosexual subtext was daring for the 1950s, the film is much softer than the play.

Phil Hall 13 Dec 2009

Nobody in the film behaves or speaks like a real person.