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During a trip to Rome, a debauched Shakespearian actor is tormented by the Italian film industry, fans, the press and the Devil, who appears as a little girl seeking to collect his head.
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During a trip to Rome, a debauched Shakespearian actor is tormented by the Italian film industry, fans, the press and the Devil, who appears as a little girl seeking to collect his head.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Bernardino Zapponi, Edgar Allan Poe
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Les Films Marceau, Cocinor, PEA
Cast
Federico Fellini
Director
Terence Stamp
Toby Dammit
Salvo Randone
Priest
Monica Pardo
Miki
Anne Tonietti
TV Commentator
Marina Yaru
Child / The Devil
Harold Stott
Musician (as The Motowns)
Anna Lina Alberti
Departing Tram Passenger (Uncredited)
Ivan Angeli
Maurizio Manetti (Uncredited)
Ettore Arena
Rabbi at Airport (Uncredited)
Lars Bloch
Suited Man at Airport (Uncredited)
Calogero Chiarenza
Departing Bus Passenger (Uncredited)
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