Passi di danza su una lama di rasoio (1973)

[Emiliano]

While in the Giardino degli Aranci (Rome), the photographer Katy sees a man stabbing a woman to death with a rental telescope. She immediately turns to the police but in doing so his boyfriend becomes the main suspect in the crime. Meanwhile, Commissioner Merugi discovers that the criminal hand is that of a serial murderer, tied in some way to the world of dance.


Cast

Robert Hoffmann
Alberto Morosini

Nieves Navarro
Kitty
(as Susan Scott)

George Martin
Inspector Merughi

Anuska Borova
Lidia Arrighi / Silvia Arrighi

Simón Andreu
Marco

Anna Liberati
Secretary of dance academy

Rosita Toros
Nina Ferretti

Cristina Tamborra
Magda Hopkins

Nerina Montagnani
Marta

Orlando Baralla
The general

Gianni Pulone
Fireman
(as Giovanni Pulone)

Salvatore Borgese
Asdrubale Magno

Serafino Profumo
(credit only)

Rodolfo Lolli
(unidentified)

Carlo Carli
(unidentified)

Gualtiero Rispoli
The chestnut vendor
(uncredited)

Luciano Rossi
Silvia's boyfriend
(uncredited)

Augusto Funari
Dark boy at the telescope
(uncredited)

Elisa Mainardi
Director of the dance academy
(uncredited)

Sofia Lusy
Cleaning Lady
(uncredited)

Adriana Bruno
Fireman's wife
(uncredited)

Gianni Antinori
Photographer
(uncredited)

Maurizio Pradeaux
The killer seen by telescope
(uncredited)

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Credits for the identifications
Anna Liberati, Sofia Lusy, Gualtiero Rispoli were identified by Johan Melle.
Orlando Baralla, Augusto Funari and Maurizio Pradeaux were identified by Emiliano.
Gianni Antinori was identified by Mr. Pradeaux himself.

[Emiliano]

Unidentified actors


This ispector assistant blow here in a pic, is "supposed" to be Rodolfo Lolli because his character's name is Lolli.

Kitty's parents - and not, she's not Daria Nicolodi

Secretary of dance academy lover (dancer killed)

Men looking for prostitutes

Policemen

Coroner

Shoemaker

Blonde boy at telescope

The prostitute girlfriend

The newspaper seller

The chestnut vendor seen by telescope

[Emiliano]

Watch who's appearing in a poster hanging in Renato Pozzetto's room in the movie Luna di miele in tre (1976), the misterious Anouska Borova.

Since in the film, Pozzetto talks about Playmen magazine, it could be a service of this magazine? Who knows... It would be a nice discovery to learn more about this actress, since I couldn't even find out nothing about (and Pradeaux doesn't want to talk about her).