Spirits of the Dead (1968) |
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| Director(s) | Federico Fellini, Louis Malle, Roger Vadim |
| Producer(s) | Alberto Grimaldi (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Horror, Mystery |
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Brigitte Bardot(as Giuseppina)
Spirits of the Dead
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1968
Spirits of the Dead
Released
1968
Brigitte Bardot
(as Giuseppina)
Jane Fonda(as Contessa Frederique de Metzengerstein)
Spirits of the Dead
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1968
Spirits of the Dead
Released
1968
Jane Fonda
(as Contessa Frederique de...)
Terence Stamp(as Toby Dammit)
Spirits of the Dead
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1968
Spirits of the Dead
Released
1968
Terence Stamp
(as Toby Dammit)
James Robertson Justice(as Countess' Advisor)
Spirits of the Dead
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1968
Spirits of the Dead
Released
1968
James Robertson Justice
(as Countess' Advisor)
Peter Fonda(as Baron Wilhelm Berlifitzing)
Spirits of the Dead
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1968
Spirits of the Dead
Released
1968
Peter Fonda
(as Baron Wilhelm Berlifit...)
Vincent Price(as Narrator)
Spirits of the Dead
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1968
Spirits of the Dead
Released
1968
Vincent Price
(as Narrator)
Maurice Ronet(as Récitant)
Spirits of the Dead
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1968
Spirits of the Dead
Released
1968
Maurice Ronet
(as Récitant)
Spirits of the Dead Overview:
Spirits of the Dead (1968) was a Horror - Mystery Film directed by Federico Fellini, Louis Malle and Roger Vadim and produced by Alberto Grimaldi.
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SPIRITS OF THE DEAD
SPIRITS OF THE DEAD (1968) is an adaptation of three Edgar Allan Poe tales, but it has little in common with the Roger Corman/Vincent Price/AIP series featuring that author's work. The film can also be defined as a horror anthology, but it isn't in the class of the Amicus productions of multi-story ... Read full article
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Peter O'Toole was originally cast as Toby Dammit. After he pulled out, Federico Fellini contacted a London casting agency and asked them to send the most decadent actors they had to Rome to see him. They sent Terence Stamp and James Fox, and Fellini chose Stamp.