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Ring of Darkness ()

Un'ombra nell'ombra (original title)
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Four women make a pact with the Devil. The 13-year-old daughter of one of them has begun to shown signs of a dark nature which causes preoccupation and somewhat regret on her mother.

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Carlotta Rhodes
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Elena Merrill
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Paul
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Exorcist
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Agatha
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Raffaella
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Anna Merrill
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Daria Rhodes
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The Professor
Ezio Miani ...
Lucifer
West Buchanan ...
Peter Rhodes
Marina Daunia ...
Prostitute (as Marina D'Aunia)
Patrizia Webley ...
Prostitute
Mark Jeremy Stross
Sonia Viviani
Michel Barnes
Dirce Funari
Anny Papa
Ofelia Meyer
Anka Auling
Rossana Palazzolo

Directed by

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Pier Carpi ... (as Peter Karp)

Written by

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Pier Carpi ... (screenplay) (as Peter Karp)
 
Pier Carpi ... (story) (as Peter Karp)

Produced by

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Piero Amati ... executive producer
Saverio Moriones ... associate producer (as F. Saverio Moriones)
Dierk Schlotter ... associate producer

Music by

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Stelvio Cipriani

Cinematography by

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Guglielmo Mancori

Editing by

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Manlio Camastro

Editorial Department

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Giulia Gicca Palli ... assistant editor
Claudio Marani ... assistant editor
Elvira Zincone ... assistant editor (as Elvira Zinconi)

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Pier Luigi Basile

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Michaela Gisotti

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Antonietta Caputo ... assistant hair stylist
Ennio Cascioli ... hair stylist (as Enio Cascioli)
Iolanda Conti ... hair stylist (as Jolanda Conti)
Mario Di Salvio ... makeup department head
Alfonso Gola ... makeup artist
Anna Maria Leonardi ... assistant makeup artist

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Carlo Lastricati ... production manager
Alberto Longo ... unit manager
Mario Sarago ... production supervisor
Pasquale Vannini ... production manager

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Luciano Poggiolini ... assistant director
Amanzio Todini ... assistant director

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Antonio Forrest ... sound
Lorenzo Gicca Palli ... dubbing director (as Enzo Gicca)
Armando Janota ... boom operator

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Giuseppe Maccari ... camera operator
Aldo Marchiori ... assistant camera
Renato Palmieri ... assistant camera
Mario Sbrenna ... camera operator
Ermanno Serto ... still photographer

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Velia Cologgi ... assistant tailor
Aldo Giuliani ... assistant costume designer
Iole Leonardi ... tailor

Music Department

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Claudio Simonetti ... musician: keyboard (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Géneviève Hersent ... voice dubbing
John Karlsen ... voice dubbing: Frank Finlay (uncredited)
Mirella Pace ... voice dubbing: Valentina Cortese (uncredited)
Carlo Reali ... voice dubbing: Ian Bannen (uncredited)
Ted Rusoff ... voice dubbing (uncredited)

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Plot Summary

Young women join a Satanic cult surrendering their will and bodies entirely to the Devil himself. Years later when they're older women, Carlotta, starts to lose control of her 13 year old daughter Daria, who starts to develop strong powers of her own, aware of her powers and with extreme devotion to The Devil she starts speaking and behaving in strange ways like casting spells and harming people with no remorse whatsoever. And her powers seem to increase exponentially every single day. In her desperation, Carlotta and some of her friends enlist the help of a priest with a crisis of faith to help them perform a strange ritual that will hopefully vanquish the evil out of Daria once and for all. Written by William Linares

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Also Known As
  • Circle of Fear (United States)
  • Satan's Wife (United States)
  • Ring of Darkness (United States)
  • Ring of Darkness (World-wide, English title)
  • Ring of Darkness (United Kingdom)
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  • 106 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia When interviewed on set in 1977, director Pier Carpi angrily denied that his screenplay was inspired by The Exorcist (1973) and pointed out to the interviewer that he merely adapted his own novel "Un ombra nell'ombra" which he claimed to have written in the sixties but which, in fact, was published first in 1974. However, it is assumed that Carpi's original cut of the movie was considered too much unlike "The Exorcist" by the producers who thus ordered extensive re-cutting and re-shoots. See more »
Movie Connections Referenced in Pieces (1982). See more »

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