The Strange Vice of Mrs Wardh

The Strange Vice of Mrs Wardh (1971-01-15)

Horror | Mystery | Crime |

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Overview

When socialite and heiress Julie Wardh begins receiving blackmail letters attributed to a mysterious serial killer, she suspects her cruel and sadistic former lover Jean is behind them. With her husband Neil frequently out of town, she falls into the arms of her friend's cousin George, and as the unknown assassin begins to make his move, she fears that one of the three men in her life may be the killer.

Directed By: Sergio Martino

Star Cast: Edwige Fenech , George Hilton , Ivan Rassimov , Conchita Airoldi ,

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Status: Released
Runtime: 96m
Popularity: 1.0999
Language: it

Budget: $0
Revenue: $0

Vote Average: 6.811
Vote Count: 169

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Edwige Fenech

Edwige Fenech

Julie Wardh

George Hilton

George Hilton

George Corro

Ivan Rassimov

Ivan Rassimov

Jean

Conchita Airoldi

Conchita Airoldi

Carol Brandt

Manuel Gil

Manuel Gil

Dr. Arbe

Carlo Alighiero

Carlo Alighiero

Commissioner

Alberto de Mendoza

Alberto de Mendoza

Neil Wardh

Bruno Corazzari

Bruno Corazzari

The Killer

Luis de Tejada

Luis de Tejada

Inspector

Marella Corbi

Marella Corbi

Victim Who Escapes from the Killer

Miguel del Castillo

Miguel del Castillo

Spanish Doctor

Brizio Montinaro

Brizio Montinaro

Party Guest

Pouchi

Pouchi

Victim in the Shower

Diomira Vidotto

Diomira Vidotto

Room Maid

Giuseppe Marrocco

Giuseppe Marrocco

Neighbor (uncredited)

Francesco Narducci

Francesco Narducci

Police Photographer (uncredited)

Oscar Sciamanna

Oscar Sciamanna

Party Guest (uncredited)

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<I>Seeing that the living don't bring flowers to the dead, the dead bring them to the living.</I> Mrs. Wardh tried to get out of the vice life but it keep bringing her back in. Well done story and great pacing. I will admit it got sluggish here and there but it kept my attention. The best of all was the ending. Definitely a must see for any giallo fan.