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Devil in the Flesh (1972)
Devil in the Flesh was shot in color but the lab accidentally processed it in black and white. Jaguar Films didn't have the money to fix the mistake so the film was released in black and white.
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Devil in the Flesh was shot in color but the lab accidentally processed it in black and white. Jaguar Films didn't have the money to fix the mistake so the film was released in black and white.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Gorton Hall
In Theaters:1/1/1972
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Studio:Jaguar Productions
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