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A nurse tries to bring her own style of relief to miserable people, or ones condemned to die. Her identity is a mystery, and she may not be quite what she seems.A nurse tries to bring her own style of relief to miserable people, or ones condemned to die. Her identity is a mystery, and she may not be quite what she seems.A nurse tries to bring her own style of relief to miserable people, or ones condemned to die. Her identity is a mystery, and she may not be quite what she seems.
Christopher Mitchum
- David
- (as Chris Mitchum)
Ramón Pons
- Tony
- (as Ramon Pons)
Domingo Codesido Ascanio
- Phil
- (as David Carpenter)
Ramón Fernández Tejela
- Nicola
- (as Ramon Tejela)
Fernando Hilbeck
- Marido
- (as Fernando Hilberck)
Fernando Sánchez Polack
- Rehabilitado 1
- (as Fernando Sanchez Polack)
Manuel Guitián
- Señor Frans, anciano en hospital
- (as Manuel Guitian)
Jean Degrave
- Director del hospital
- (as Jean Degrass)
María Moreno
- Esposa
- (as Maria Moreno)
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- TriviaThe movie includes several references to A Clockwork Orange (1971), by that time banned and not released in Spain. When finally was released and dubbed in 1979, some actors and dubbing actors of this one, dubbed in Kubrick's film. Eduardo Calvo (one of the rehabilitated of Victor's treatment and Mr. Frans' dubbing voice), dubbed Paul Farrell (Tramp), Claudio Rodríguez (Victor Sender's dubbing voice) dubbed Godfrey Quigley (Prison Chaplain), María Luisa Rubio (Ana Vernia's voice) made some off voices, Manuel Peiró (dubbing voice of Román Mendoza, auctioneer and doctor) dubbed James Marcus (Georgie), Eduardo Moreno (dubbing voice of auction bidder and auction expert) dubbed Craig Hunter (Doctor).
- Alternate versionsThe UK release "Murder in a Blue World" is missing footage. Missing is a scene where the gang decides they can't trust Mitchum and have to kill him. Also part of a scene at a cafe / club is cut. These scenes are present in the US theatrical release titled "Clockwork Terror".
- ConnectionsFeatured in Eurotika!: Is There a Doctor in the House? (1999)
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The brutal biker is outclassed by the sophisticated savagery in this urban abattoir
A masterpiece of early 70's Euro rip-off madness. It's got Sue Lyon wearing too much greasy make-up and the always underwhelming Chris Mitchum...excited, I am. This is great nonsense of the highest order, if your taste in movies stretches to the more mondo end of the bracket, Jess Franco, bad Italian biker movies, Umberto Lenzi etc you're gonna dig this. Sleeper style futuristic art direction, gay looking hoodlums in shiny red helmets, and Sue Lyons killing hardbodied young men for no explicable reason, aside from the director wanting her to...Genius. This film also contains two superb faux adverts which are hysterical, one for an msg free blue drink, called Blue Drink the other extolling the virtues of masculine leopard spot sex pants. Two heavy handed references to Sue Lyon's previous role as Lolita, why????? because the director wanted to, good enough for me. Plot - some Italian producers saw Clockwork Orange and thought they could do the same, they couldn't...but it's bonza all the same. I picked it up at a market for a £1 and aside from 'Tuxedo Warrior' it is thus far my greatest find. The cover itself is as camp as fairy dust...if you ever are lucky enough to come in contact with this slice of mondo-trasho check it out.
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- Apr 10, 2002
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- Runtime1 hour 28 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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By what name was Murder in a Blue World (1973) officially released in India in English?
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