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Directed by:
Edward Dmytryk 
Written by:
Ennio De Concino, Edward Dmytryk, Maria Pia Fusco
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1972 |
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| Genre: |
SO BAD
CRIME
THRILLER
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| Origin: |
France/ Italy/ Germany |
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| Colour: |
C |
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| Length: |
123 |
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A man (Richard Burton) murders his wives while very nearly boring the audience to death. |
Reviewed by Chris Tookey
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| Hilariously bad performances, a trashy script and laboured direction turn this hopeless fiasco into one of those movies which acquires a reputation as "so bad it's good". Burton looks as though he's either drunk or nursing a hangover throughout; this may well be his very worst screen performance, though admirers of his performance in The Assassination of Trotsky may disagree. | |
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