The Devil Is a Woman
(1974)
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The Devil Is a Woman
(1974)
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| Glenda Jackson | ... |
Sister Geraldine
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Claudio Cassinelli | ... |
Rodolfo Solina
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Lisa Harrow | ... |
Emilia Contreras
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| Adolfo Celi | ... |
Father Borelli
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Duilio Del Prete | ... |
Monsignor Salvi
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| Arnoldo Foà | ... |
Monsignor Badensky
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Gabriele Lavia | ... |
Prince Ottavio Ranieri d'Aragona
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Francisco Rabal | ... |
Bishop Marquez
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Rolf Tasna | ... |
Monsignor Meitner
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Eugenio Bottari | ... |
(as Eugenio Bottai)
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Edoardo Canali |
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Edda Ferronao | ... |
Kitchen maid
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Ely Galleani | ... |
Rodolfo's girlfriend
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Margherita Horowitz | ... |
Prince Ottavio's mother
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Fabrizio Jovine | ... |
The Doctor
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I'm sorry this film didn't get more widespread attention. I believe I found only one real review, and in that Leonard Matlin called this a bomb.
Had Mr. Maltin been raised in Catholic school he might think differently. What he calls outrageous and ludicrous, I called high school. As the Mother Superior of a convent, Glenda Jackson wields power in its most vicious and devastating forms. And as she as she destroys the people in her care, she herself becomes her own victim, also. Get it! Demand it! See it!