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The Bizarre Story of a Man Possessed by Two Women, One Real and One...? - The Red Headed Corpse
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Title: The Red Headed Corpse

Release Date: 10 Aug 1972

Runtime: 1h 22m

Genre: Horror

Director: SaNa Film

Production Companies: SaNa Film

Overview: An alcoholic artist, who may in fact have been driven to murder, seeks inspiration from a mannequin.

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Ratings

Average Vote: 5.4 (5 votes)

Cast

  • John Ward: Farley Granger
  • The Sensuous Doll: Erika Blanc
  • The Subservient Doll: Krista Nell
  • Mala: Ivana Novak
  • Mr. Gonzales: Venantino Venantini
  • : Umberto Di Grazia
  • : Giorgio Dolfin
  • : Fatma Karanfil
  • : Filippo Perrone
  • : Erol Keskin
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