The Two Faces of Fear (1972)
Overview
Doctor Miguel Azzini is found shot dead dead. The police suspect his colleagues: Elena Carli, his former mistress and owner of the clinic where he worked; Roberto Carli, her surgeon husband; Doctor Paula Lombardo, Roberto's mistress; and the clinic's administrator. Inspector Nardi discovers that Elena has a heart condition and had offered Miguel an increased sharehold in the clinic in order to dissuade him from leaving for another post. Elena's heart condition is worsened by the relentless police scrutiny and by her suspicion that Roberto is the murderer. She has to be rushed into hospital and is even more alarmed when Roberto prepares to operate...
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | es |
| Popularity | 1.474 |
Directed By
Tulio Demicheli
Crew
Mario Di Nardo
José Cobos
Faustino Ocaña
Gastone Carsetti
Pedro Mario Herrero
José Gutiérrez Maesso
Angelo Lannutti
Ángel M. Ocaña
Tulio Demicheli
Rafael Borqué
Aldo Marchiori
Teodoro Roa
Franco Micalizzi
José Salvador
Ángel Serrano
Francisco Canet Cubel
Carlo Giovagnorio
Oddone Bernardini
Osanna Guardini
Pedro Mario Herrero
Martínez Bordiú
Juan Gracia
Olga Moller
Franco Antonelli
Antonio González
Manuel Rojas
TOP CAST
George Hilton
Dr. Roberto Carli
Fernando Rey
Inspector Nardi
Luciana Paluzzi
Elena Carli
Anita Strindberg
Dr. Paola Lombardi
Manuel Zarzo
Félix - Nardi's assistant
Luis Dávila
Dr. Michele Azzini
Eduardo Fajardo
Luisi
Antonio del Real
Dr. Michele Azzini
Teresa Guaida
Maria - Maid (as Teresa Guayda González)
Dinorah Ayala
Windshield wiper girl
Emilio Portela
Agent
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