Historically, most multiple-personality cases have been women. Based on the autobiographical book by Henry Hawksworth, The Five of Me centers on a rare male victim of this bizarre syndrome. David Birney plays Hawksworth, who for his first 36 years lived with four separate personalities. When a fifth manifested itself, the other four displayed reactions ranging from petulant to sadistic. Dee Wallace co-stars as Hawksworth's wife Ann ("Ann is married to five men!" screamed the insensitive ad copy for this film). Made for television, The Five of Me was first broadcast on May 12, 1981. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
Paul Wendkos - Director, Dann Cahn - Editor, John Newland - Executive Producer, Alan Jay Factor - Executive Producer, Fred Karlin - Composer (Music Score), Elayne Barbara Ceder - Production Designer, Jack Woolf - Cinematographer, Jack Farren - Producer, Lawrence B. Marcus - Screenwriter, Hank Hawksworth - Book Author, Ted Schwarz - Book Author, Henry Hawksworth - Book Author