Diana Dors

Sandra Dorne

Bessie Love

Glynis Johns

Young and Willing

Young and Willing (1954)

Oh Dae-Su, an obnoxious drunk abducted on a rainy night in 1988, wakes up in a strange, windowless hotel room. Kept under lock and key for an unknown reason, Oh Dae-Su's invisible captors keep him fed and systematically sedated to avert suicide, providing only a colour television to keep him company. And after fifteen long years in captivity, perplexed Oh Dae-Su finds himself released. Now, his pitiless abductors encourage Oh Dae-Su to track down the ones behind the mysterious kidnapping and finally get his brutal, longed-for revenge on the unknown tormentor. However, who would hate Oh Dae-Su so much that he would deny him a quick and clean death?—Nick Riganas

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Young and Willing

1954

Crime/ Drama

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Duration: 72 min

IMDB Rating: 6.4

Language: en

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Diana Dors as -Betty Brown

Sandra Dorne as -Stella

Bessie Love as -Prisoner

Glynis Johns as -Jean Raymond

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