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Venus in Furs Overview:

Venus in Furs (1969) was a Horror - Film directed by Jesús Franco and produced by Harry Alan Towers.

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Venus in Furs (and Feathers and Diamonds)

By Muscato on Feb 7, 2012 From Café Muscato

Miss Crawford, just because. Utterly resplendent in her self regard. Not to mention her oddly endearing Mamie gloves, a surprising indication that, apparently, in Joan's world, this is daywear.... Read full article

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Venus in Furs Quotes:

Jimmy Logan: She was beautiful, even though she was dead.
Jimmy Logan: How can you run from a dead person unless you're dead yourself?
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Venus in Furs Facts
Despite the film's title it was not based on Leopold von Sacher-Masoch's novel popular novel "Venus in Furs", though producers liked this title for the marketing association.
The film was originally inspired to director Jess Franco by a conversation with jazz artist Chet Baker. Franco at first conceived the film as a bi-racial love story, but the distributors felt the idea wouldn't wash with audiences of the time so the story was re-written as a surreal thriller.
According to Jess Franco, star James Darren actually did fall in love with co-star Maria Rohm during the production, though it is unknown whether the two actually developed a relationship.
Director Jess Franco once said he loved working with Dennis Price on this film because of Price's constant professionalism. The two would continue to work together on Franco's next films.
Klaus Kinski replaced Rossano Brazzi.
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