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Duel
Cast
Dennis Weaver, Jacqueline Scott, Eddie Firestone, Lou Frizzell View AllCrew
Steven Spielberg (Director), Richard Matheson (Screenplay), Richard Matheson (Story) View All
Release: Dec. 25th, 1971
Runtime: 1 hour, 29 minutes
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And of course, there is obviously the obligatory tight tension, which is the hinge to hold every Hitch film tightly concealed and controlled throughout something that Spielberg uses by taking this exact tension and making it the effective six-cylinder engine that fires through the entire film.

For the very large majority of this film all Spielberg has at his disposable is one character (Weaver's David), two vehicles (David's car and the satanic truck) and one setting (a lonely, never-ending dusty highway).

When Carey Loftin, playing the truck driver, asked Steven Spielberg what his motivation was for tormenting the car's driver, Spielberg told him, "You're a dirty, rotten, no-good son of a bitch..