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A bored, married Parisian socialite is pulled into a web of lust and deception after he seemingly rescues a woman from her abusive boyfriend.A bored, married Parisian socialite is pulled into a web of lust and deception after he seemingly rescues a woman from her abusive boyfriend.A bored, married Parisian socialite is pulled into a web of lust and deception after he seemingly rescues a woman from her abusive boyfriend.
Jean-Louis Trintignant
- Jean Reynaud
- (as Jean Louis Trintignant)
Giovanni Di Benedetto
- Monsieur Valmont
- (as Gianni Di Benedetto)
Marcello Bonini Olas
- Party Guest
- (uncredited)
Anna Scalzi
- Jean's Secretary
- (uncredited)
Alessandro Tedeschi
- Uomo Della Commissione
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
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- TriviaSecond part of a trilogy also including Paranoia (1969) and A Quiet Place to Kill (1970).
- GoofsAerial shots of Jean skiing behind a boat show the stunt double jumping the wake, and skiing, one-handed, far to the side on the open water, switch back and forth between close-ups of Jean-Claude Trintingant, but in the close-ups he is always in the wake, both hands on grips, directly behind the boat.
- Quotes
Black Stripper: Taking your clothes off isn't any problem, you know, when there's enough loot.
Monsieur Valmont: They say she can be great when she's tight.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Yellow Fever: The Rise and Fall of the Giallo (2016)
- SoundtracksWhy
Music by Riz Ortolani
Lyrics by Norman Newell
Performed by J. Vincent Edwards (as J. Vincent Edward)
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Diaboliques II
Caroll Baker :from Elia Kazan and John Ford to Umberto Lanzi:what a fall!to be fair,you must underline she played opposite Nicholson -quite well- in the overlooked "ironweed" ;this is not the kind of movie Jean Louis Trintignant must be very proud of !two years after Claude Chabrol's "Les Biches " in which he slept with two bisexual women too.
The first part recalls a poor man's Chabrol,depicting the luxury world of the bourgeoisie .Trintignant ,a very earnest thespian,seems ill at ease ,but the women often strip bare ,to the viewer's great enjoyment.
The second part is Lenzi trying to make his own "Diaboliques" :the heroine 's first name is Nicole ,like in Clouzot's classic ;it's almost absolute plagiarism -except for the mediocre ending- ,including the "clues" Baker scatters to frighten her mate and to make her believe that her dear husband might possibly be still alive .
Take Dario Argento's movies instead:their screenplays ,though influenced by Hitchcock ,are much more exciting and original.
The first part recalls a poor man's Chabrol,depicting the luxury world of the bourgeoisie .Trintignant ,a very earnest thespian,seems ill at ease ,but the women often strip bare ,to the viewer's great enjoyment.
The second part is Lenzi trying to make his own "Diaboliques" :the heroine 's first name is Nicole ,like in Clouzot's classic ;it's almost absolute plagiarism -except for the mediocre ending- ,including the "clues" Baker scatters to frighten her mate and to make her believe that her dear husband might possibly be still alive .
Take Dario Argento's movies instead:their screenplays ,though influenced by Hitchcock ,are much more exciting and original.
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- Apr 20, 2012
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- Çok tatlı, çok ahlaksız
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- Punta Ala, Castiglione della Pescaia, Grosseto, Tuscany, Italy(scene by the sea)
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