A golddigger inspires her older lover to murder wealthy women for the finances to keep her happy.A golddigger inspires her older lover to murder wealthy women for the finances to keep her happy.A golddigger inspires her older lover to murder wealthy women for the finances to keep her happy.
Harold Berens
- Jeweller
- (uncredited)
Ernest Blyth
- Parisian Bystander
- (uncredited)
Dino Galvani
- Hardware Store Owner
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaGeorge Sanders may not have been entirely serious when he said in his autobiography that he had confused W. Lee Wilder with his more famous brother Billy Wilder, but it is true that W. Lee Wilder only got into the movie business (in middle age) because he wanted to emulate his younger brother's success and he seems to have deliberately called himself "W. Lee" rather than Wilhelm, and encouraged people to call him "Willy", because he hoped to be linked with him. Billy Wilder took a dim view of this and took care to separate himself from his brother's movie activities, which were confined to B-movies and cheap exploitation pictures. On the rare occasions when he mentioned him to interviewers, he was extremely disparaging, and they were long estranged.
- Crazy creditsJust before the Title appears on screen, the numbers 1 to 10 are displayed, one at a time, in numerical order.
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Look what you have-you've got George Sanders sleepwalking through the roll of Landru (and he sleepwalks so hysterically) and you've got Billy Wilder's brother directing (I guess Billy had other fish to fry at the time) and on top of all this you've got Corinne Calvet looking desperately alluring. The best part of this whole thing is watching George gleefully dusting off the old babes. The mundane dialogue is delivered in campy style by George at all times. Definetly and acquired taste but oooh la! la!
- carolyn-18
- Aug 29, 1999
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- Zehn Frauen verschwanden in Paris
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- Runtime1 hour 32 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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