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Overview
Director:Dario Argento
Writer:Dario
Argento (writer)
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Release Date:12 June 1970 (USA) more
Genre:Crime | Horror | Mystery | Thriller more
Tagline:A stunning portrait in psycho-terror! more
Plot:A writer is stalked by a serial killer after witnessing
a murder attempt on one woman's life. full summary | full
synopsis
Awards:1 nomination more
Produced
by
Salvatore Argento .... producer
Artur Brauner .... executive producer: CCC Filmkunst (uncredited)
Original Music by Ennio Morricone
Also
Known As (AKA)
Pájaro de las plumas de cristal, El Argentina / Spain
Bird with the Glass Feathers (undefined)
D?dens f?gel Finland (Swedish title)
Das Geheimnis der schwarzen Handschuhe West Germany
Fuglen med krystalfjerpragten Denmark
Kuoleman lintu Finland
Ljudet av kristallf?geln Sweden
Ljudet fr?n kristallf?geln Sweden
Messen moorden, De Belgium (video box title) (Flemish title)
Oiseau au plumage de cristal, L' France
Pássaro com Plumas de Cristal, O Portugal
Pássaro das Plumas de Cristal, O Brazil
Paradisf?gelns hemlighet Finland (Swedish title)
Paratiisilinnun arvoitus Finland
Phantom of Terror (undefined)
Plumas de Cristal, As Brazil
Point of Terror USA (alternative title)
Pouli me ta krystallenia ftera, To Greece
Svarta handsken Sweden
The Bird with the Crystal Plumage USA
The Gallery Murders (undefined)
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Plot-1:
Sam Dalmas (Tony Musante) is an American
writer currently living in Rome with his model girlfriend
Julia (Suzy Kendall). On the night before they are about
to return to the US, Sam witnesses the attack of a woman
(Eva Renzi) by a mysterious black-gloved assailant dressed
in a raincoat. Attempting to reach her, Sam is trapped between
two mechanically-operated glass doors and can only watch
as the villain makes his escape. The woman, Monica Ranieri,
the wife of the gallerys owner, survives the attack, but
the local police confiscate Sams passport to stop him leaving
the country, because they believe him to be an important
witness. Sam is haunted by what he saw that night, feeling
sure that some vital clue is evading him, and soon finds
that both he and his girlfriend are the killers new targets.
In an exciting conclusion, Sam chases the mysterious assailant
through a darkened building. He is trapped once more, this
time pinned to the floor by release of a wall-sized sculpture
of wire and metal. Unable to free himself, he becomes the
prey of the person he was pursuing -- the attractive, deranged
wife of the gallery owner. This climax to the mystery, with
strong sado-masochistic elements, has the knife-wielding
lady teasing Sam in preparation to stabbing him. She fails,
of course, and Sam provides the obligatory wrap-up scene
with his girlfriend (IMDB)
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Plot-2: Sam, an American writer
in Rome, witnesses a murder attempt on the wife of the owner
of an art gallery by a sinister man in a raincoat and black
leather gloves - but Sam is powerless to do anything as
he gets trapped between a double set of glass doors in going
to her aid. The woman survives, and the police say that
she is the first surviving victim of a notorious serial
killer. But when they fail to make any progress with the
case, Sam decides to investigate on his own, turning up
several clues that point in the direction of just one possible
suspect - assuming that he really knows who he's looking
for... Written by Michael Brooke
In Italy, the American writer Sam Dalmas (Tony Musant) witnesses
an attempt of murder of the owner of an art gallery, a couple
of days before his foreseen return to the United States
of America. He decides to stay with his girlfriend Julia
(Suzy Kendall) and help the police in the investigation,
while the serial killer stalks Julia and him. Written by
Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)
Tony
Musante ... Sam Dalmas
Suzy Kendall ... Julia
Enrico Maria Salerno ... Inspector Morosini
Eva Renzi ... Monica Ranieri
Umberto Raho ... Alberto Ranieri
Renato
Romano ... Professor Carlo Dover (as Raf Valenti)
Giuseppe Castellano ... Monti
Mario Adorf ... Berto Consalvi
Pino Patti ... Faiena
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