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Venus in Furs (1969)
After a jazz musician finds a woman's corpse washed up on the beach and remembers that he witnessed her murder at a party the previous night, a woman who bears a strong resemblance to her begins to exact revenge on the murderers.
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After a jazz musician finds a woman's corpse washed up on the beach and remembers that he witnessed her murder at a party the previous night, a woman who bears a strong resemblance to her begins to exact revenge on the murderers.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Jesús Franco, Malvin Wald, Milo G. Cuccia, Carlo Fadda, Bruno Leder
In Theaters:8/19/1969
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Towers of London Productions, Cinematografica Associati, Terra-Filmkunst
Cast
Jesús Franco
Director
James Darren
Jimmy Logan
Barbara McNair
Rita
Maria Rohm
Wanda Reed / Venus
Klaus Kinski
Ahmed Kortobawi
Dennis Price
Percival Kapp
Margaret Lee
Olga
Adolfo Lastretti
Insp. Kaplan
Jesús Franco
Jazz Musician (uncredited)
Manfred Mann
Jazz Musician (uncredited)
Paul Müller
Hermann (uncredited)
Mirella Pamphili
(uncredited)
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