A Rather Complicated Girl

Continental Film Review article on Damiano Damiani's 1968 semi-giallo, Una Ragazza Piuttosto Complicata, featuring euro-hunk and giallo fav Jean Sorel alongside Catherine Spaak and Maria Cuadra, with Florinda Bolkan making her film debut. Incidentally the second page contains some semi-nude images of Florinda Bolkan in Le Voleur de Crimes (1969) where she appeared opposite Jean-Louis Trintignant. Maria Cuadra also appears in Tonino Valerii's 1969 eurowestern Il Prezzo di Potere and is seen opposite the lovely Cristina Galbo in Dove si Spara di Piu (1967), another western. Here you can find some images from the French photonovel of this last movie.

Lisa Gastoni's roll in the hay

Two Continental Film Review images, featuring lovely Lisa Gastoni as Lucrezia Borgia in Sergio Corbucci 1966 historical adventure, L'Uomo Che Ride (The Man Who Laughs). Based on the 1869 novel by Victor Hugo, the movie was shot at the marvelous Odescalchi Castle in Bracciano. This medieval fortress, perched on the cliffs overlooking a lake, is a recurring location in various Italian horror movies.

Angelo (Jean Sorel) is a rope walker traveling from one Tuscan city to another with his colorful but disreputable band of buffoons and quacks, until a series of events involves them with Cesare Borgia (Edmund Purdom), his sister Lucrezia and the noble Astorre Manfredi (Sorel again), a sworn enemy of the Borgias...