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Cast
| Credited cast: | |||
| Patricia Gozzi | ... | Dina | |
| Calvin Lockhart | ... | Pablo | |
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Julie Dassin | ... | Édith |
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Eric Penet | ... | Éric |
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Gérard Zimmermann | ... | Frédéric |
| Jany Holt | ... | La mère | |
| José Lewgoy | ... | Le père | |
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José Carlos Monteiro | ... | Le fiancé |
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Gérard-Antoine Huart | ... | Le prêtre (as Gérard Huart) |
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Zózimo Bulbul | ||
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Elliott Stein | ... | Smuggler |
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Release Date:
10 May 1973 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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Budget:
$2,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
Production Co:
Darryl F. Zanuck Productions,Les Films du Siècle,Les Productions Fox Europa See more »
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In Movies International #7, a special Horror Fantasy issue, dated January 1969, there's a special feature on this film, including stills of several scenes and a production photo with lights, 35 mm camera, and technical crew. This feature had to have been prepared, say, two months earlier at the latest, suggesting that the film was made in 1968. Yet IMDb lists the release date as May 1973, four-and-a-half years later! What happened? Was this such a bomb that it was put on the shelf for over four years? Is IMDb's release date wrong? Were the 1968 stills and production shot just faked for publicity purposes and the film actually made later? (I doubt this last since, in the 1969 article, Gozzi, Dassin, and Lockhart are in the stills, and Luntz is mentioned as director; it seems unlikely all would still be available four years later.)
Just another "lost" film... no IMDb user or external reviews, no Plot, key words, etc. Six votes, all from non-US users (who saw it when it came out?). Gozzi's last film in a short career.