No, I'm sorry, I can't remember anyone else in the film. And I can't be certain that it was even Gene Tierney. The movie is in black and white, and the scene where the heroine is brought to the family home is creepy. The car in which she and her husband are riding winds down a long dark lane with trees on either side. When they make the final turn and the house comes into view, she is startled because it seems familiar to her, even though she has never been there. I can't remember all of the details of the plot, but there are several instances like this, even one where she recalls a boy from her past carving his and her initials on a tree (or maybe a doorpost of the house), and she later finds them. She thinks she is losing her mind. The climax of the film takes place in the attic of the house when she recalls the memories she has been repressing for years. She finally puts all of the pieces of the puzzle together and recalls the traumatic events that happened in the house when she was a child. It's got to be at least 35 years since I've seen this movie, but it made a big impression on me. I'd love to find out the title so I can purchase it. Thanks to anyone who can help me with my supressed memory!
