Woman Times Seven (1967) |
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| Director(s) | Vittorio de Sica |
| Producer(s) | Joseph E. Levine, Arthur Cohn |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama, Romance |
| Top Topics | Romance (Comic), Romance (Drama) |
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Shirley MacLaine(as Paulette / Maria Teresa / Linda / Edith / Eve Minou / Marie / Jeanne)
Woman Times Seven
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1967
Woman Times Seven
Released
1967
Shirley MacLaine
(as Paulette / Maria Teres...)
Peter Sellers(as Jean)
Woman Times Seven
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1967
Woman Times Seven
Released
1967
Peter Sellers
(as Jean)
Rossano Brazzi(as Giorgio)
Woman Times Seven
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1967
Woman Times Seven
Released
1967
Rossano Brazzi
(as Giorgio)
Lex Barker(as Rik)
Woman Times Seven
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1967
Woman Times Seven
Released
1967
Lex Barker
(as Rik)
Elsa Martinelli(as Pretty woman)
Woman Times Seven
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1967
Woman Times Seven
Released
1967
Elsa Martinelli
(as Pretty woman)
Robert Morley(as Dr. Xavier)
Woman Times Seven
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1967
Woman Times Seven
Released
1967
Robert Morley
(as Dr. Xavier)
Michael Brennan(as )
Woman Times Seven
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1967
Woman Times Seven
Released
1967
Michael Brennan
(as )
Alan Arkin(as Fred)
Woman Times Seven
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1967
Woman Times Seven
Released
1967
Alan Arkin
(as Fred)
Woman Times Seven Overview:
Woman Times Seven (1967) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by Vittorio de Sica and produced by Joseph E. Levine and Arthur Cohn.
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Natalie Wood reportedly turned down the leading roles.
During production the film was titled "Woman x 7", but was changed somewhere along the line because it sounded too much like the sort of 'cloak and dagger' picture then very much in vogue.
Lord Lucan was screen-tested for the role of a gambling English aristocrat.
Vittorio Gassman is not listed in the on-screen credits even though he plays the male lead in the "Two Against One" segment and his name and picture appeared on US posters for the film.