Evil Eye
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Mario Bava
Leticia Roman
John Saxon
Valentina Cortese
Dante Di Paolo
Robert Buchanan
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
While visiting her aunt in Rome, American secretary Nora Dralston finds the elderly woman suffering from a heart attack and rushes from the house to fetch Dr. Marcello Belli. She is assaulted and knocked unconscious; but a scream awakens her, and she sees what appears to be a man stabbing a woman. Nora faints, regains consciousness in a hospital, but is unable to convince Dr. Belli of the crime she witnessed. Nevertheless, he returns with her to the house of the now-deceased aunt, and they discover that it is inhabited by Dr. Terrani and his wife, Laura, and that other unsolved murders had occurred in the same area. Nora moves in with Laura, a former friend of her aunt. Dr. Terrani becomes a prime suspect, however, when Nora finds a box of newspaper clippings about the slayings. Newspaperman Landini, long interested in the case, offers to help Nora, who begins receiving mysterious telephone calls and finally a folder containing her photograph. One night, Nora finds Dr. Terrani stabbed; he tells her that Laura committed the murders and forced him to dispose of the bodies. As Laura tries to shoot Nora, the dying doctor kills Laura.
Director
Mario Bava
Cast
Leticia Roman
John Saxon
Valentina Cortese
Dante Di Paolo
Robert Buchanan
Gianni Di Benedetto
Jim Dolen
Virginia Doro
Chana Coubert
Peggy Nathan
Marta Melecco
Lucia Modugno
Franco Morigi
John Stacy
Milo Quesada
Tiberio Murgia
Titti Tomaino
Pini Lido
Dafydd Havard
Crew
Mario Bava
Mario Bava
Les Baxter
Salvatore Billitteri
Al Bird
Enzo Corbucci
Luigi D'andria
Ennio De Concini
Ferruccio De Martino
Massimo De Rita
Eliana De Sabata
Giorgio Giovannini
Mino Guerrini
Paolo Mercuri
Eve Newman
Roberto Nicolosi
Franco Prosperi
Franco Prosperi
Ernest Reichert
Mara Rocchetti
Kay Rose
Lionello Santi
Euclide Santoli
Al Simms
Ubaldo Terzano
Titra Sound Corp.
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
in a portrait as Nora's uncle whom she covers with a sheet (Cut from the European prints).
Notes
Released in Italy in 1963 as La ragazza che sapeva troppo; running time: 92 min. Copyright claimant: Alta Vista Productions. The U. S. copyright source and most other U. S. sources credit Massimo De Rita as executive producer, Italian sources credit Ferruccio De Martino, and one British source credits Lionello Santi as executive producer and Ferruccio De Martino as producer.
