Una sull'altra (1969) Movie Overview

Own the rights? This little Italian number is superficially similar to the famous Hitchcock film "Vertigo" in its basic premise and in its San Francisco location. But I don’t recall "Vertigo" having the nude dancing, the psychedelic body painting, and the abundance of straight and lesbian sex. And as great an actress as Kim Novak from "Vertigo" may have been, she was no Marissa Mell. Marissa Mell was a six-foot Austrian model/actress who became infamous in the late 1960’s more for her antics off-screen than on (her various paramours supposedly included everyone from Warren Beatty to the Shah of Iran). She was the archetypal Bond girl, even though she never actually got around to appearing in a Bond movie. Actually, the only big movie she was ever in was Mario Bava’s pop-art, comic book adaptation "Diabolik". This obscure movie was probably her second most famous role before her career fizzled and she died at a young age from cancer. She is excellent here in the dual role of an asthmatic, dying wife and a seductive stripper. She also has copious nude scenes (if you’re into that sort of thing).You might also have heard of the director of this… Source

• Una sull'altra Movie Details
• Director: Lucio Fulci
• Tagline: What Is The Most Incredible Thing A Woman Ever Did For $1,000,000?
• Country: Italy , France , Spain
• Run Time: 97 min | 107 min (uncut version)
• Genre: Mystery , Thriller

• Cast Overview
• Jean Sorel as Dr. Geroge Dumurrier
• Marisa Mell as Susan Dumurrier / Monica Weston
• Elsa Martinelli as Jane
• Alberto de Mendoza as Henry Dumurrier
• John Ireland as Inspector Wald
• Riccardo Cucciolla as Benjamin Wormser

Una sull'altra Movie Details from Imdb

The wife of a doctor (Jean Sorel) is murdered. He had a mistress a long ago, since his wife (Marisa Mell) always begged herself out of engagements because she is a asthmatic. On the other hand, she enjoyed a part time job as a stripper. Did the doctor kill her? Written by Lukas Fichtinger {liderc@gmx.at}… Source

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