Question 1

Why did Lucio Fulci not use his own voice in the Italian version?

Accepted Answer

Fulci, perhaps lacking confidence in his acting skills, had his lines dubbed by Elio Zamuto even in the Italian version.

Question 2

What was unique about the original script of A Cat in the Brain?

Accepted Answer

The original script was 49 pages long and contained no dialogue, only descriptions of bodily mutilations and sound effects.

Question 3

Which six movies did Fulci edit footage from into this film?

Accepted Answer

Fulci used footage from Bloody Psycho (1989), Il fantasma di Sodoma (1988), Hansel e Gretel (1990), Massacre (1989), The Murder Secret (1988), and Touch of Death (1988).

Question 4

What happened with the film's video classification in the UK?

Accepted Answer

It was refused a video classification in 1999 by the BBFC, but was finally passed uncut with an '18' rating in mid-2003.

Question 5

What is the basic plot of A Cat in the Brain?

Accepted Answer

Lucio Fulci plays himself, a horror filmmaker haunted by his own grotesque creations. His psychiatrist uses him as an avatar to carry out disturbed fantasies and ruin Fulci's reputation.

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