She also speaks with the SAME voice, so Michael should still be able to recognize her when she spoke, so then why doesn’t he? No make-up effects are used on Kathleen Quinlan’s appearance to manipulate her looks outside of giving her a different hairstyle. Nancy’s face doesn’t really change either. Rich woman who pay plastic surgeons millions to look younger many times end up appearing disfigured instead and that’s after using some of the best surgeons they could find, so how then in the year 1979 could some doctor not only make a woman’s newly constructed face look completely natural, but actually even better than the original one? Face reconstruction even in this technology advanced age is still a very complex thing and most people that receive ‘new faces’ after an accident still look a bit ‘off’ and you can tell it’s not their natural one.
The biggest loophole is with the plastic surgery. Will the two be able to rekindle their relationship and will Nancy ever confide in him her secret? Nancy’s face is now different and her name has been changed so Michael does not know it is really her. Years later as Nancy becomes a successful photographer Michael by chance meets up with her and wants to use her photographs as part of his business. While Michael lies comatose his mother makes a deal with Nancy she’ll pay for a plastic surgeon (Laurence Luckinbill) to repair her appearance as long as she agrees never to make contact with Michael again. Michael and Nancy decide to proceed with their wedding plans anyways, but then get into a car accident that completely disfigures Nancy’s face. He wants to marry Nancy (Kathleen Quinlan) who has a troubled past, but Michael’s mother (Beatrice Straight) does not approve and tries to prevent it. Michael Hillyard (Stephen Collins) is from a rich background and set to take over his family’s thriving business.
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