Question 1

Which Mario Bava film appears in a TV clip used to fool Inspector Russell?

Accepted Answer

The TV show that Harrington uses to fool Inspector Russell includes a clip from Mario Bava's own Black Sabbath (1963), specifically the 'Wurdalak' sequence with Boris Karloff.

Question 2

Why was the character Mildred Harrington added to the script?

Accepted Answer

Laura Betti expressed interest in working with Mario Bava, so he rewrote the script to include the character of Mildred Harrington for her to have a suitable starring role.

Question 3

What former owner's home served as the Spanish villa in the film?

Accepted Answer

The Spanish villa used for most of the filming was formerly the home of Spanish dictator Generalissimo Francisco Franco.

Question 4

Who created the animated collage for the film's opening credits?

Accepted Answer

Director Mario Bava created the elaborate animated collage for the film's opening credits.

Question 5

Which two actresses had a tense relationship on set?

Accepted Answer

Laura Betti and Dagmar Lassander didn't get along; Betti was jealous of Lassander and treated her derogatorily.

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