| 词条 | The Vampire of the Opera |
| 释义 |
| name = The Vampire of the Opera | image = Ilmostrodellopera poster.jpg | alt = | caption = Italian film poster | film name = | director = Renato Polselli{{sfn|Curti|2015|p=135}} | producer = | writer = | screenplay = {{plainlist|*Ernesto Gastaldi
| story = {{plainlist|*Renato Polselli
| based on = | starring = {{plainlist|*Marco Mariani
| narrator = | music = Aldo Piga{{sfn|Curti|2015|p=135}} | cinematography = Ugo Brunelli{{sfn|Curti|2015|p=135}} | editing = Otello Colangeli{{sfn|Curti|2015|p=135}} | studio = Nord Inudstrial Film{{sfn|Curti|2015|p=135}} | distributor = Nord Industrial | released = {{film date|1964|6|30|Italy}} | runtime = 85 minutes{{sfn|Curti|2015|p=135}} | country = Italy | language = | budget = | gross = }} The Vampire of the Opera ({{lang-it|Il mostro dell'opera}}) is a 1964 Italian horror film co-written and directed by Renato Polselli and starring Marco Mariani and Giuseppe Addobbati. Plot{{no plot|date=July 2016}}Cast
ProductionThe film had a very troubled production. Produced by Rossano Brazzi's brother, Oscar Brazzi, shooting started in 1961, but because of budget issues it was ended only in 1964.{{sfn|Curti|2015|p=135}}{{sfn|Paul|2005|p=19}} Initially conceived as a sequel of Polselli's 1960 horror film The Vampire and the Ballerina,{{sfn|Paul|2005|p=19}} it had the working title "Il vampiro dell'opera" ({{literal translation|The Vampire of the Opera}}), but because of the diminished interest of Italian audience in vampire films, when released it was eventually renamed, replacing the world vampire with monster ("mostro").{{sfn|Curti|2015|p=135}} Ernesto Gastaldi is credited as screenwriter, but according to him, he wrote only the treatment and made a few corrections to the script.{{sfn|Curti|2015|p=136}}{{sfn|Curti|2015|p=137}} The film was shot in Narni.{{sfn|Curti|2015|p=135}} ReleaseThe Vampire of the Opera was released in Italy on June 30, 1964 where it was distributed by Nord Industrial.{{sfn|Curti|2015|p=135}} ReceptionIn his book Italian Horror Film Directors, Louis Paul noted the similarities with Polselli's The Vampire and the Ballerina, both in "his fascination with full-bodied voluptuous actresses as well as the cheap and exploitative premise."{{sfn|Paul|2005|p=19}} Similarly, Roberto Curti described the film as a variation on The Vampire and the Ballerina and on The Playgirls and the Vampire by Piero Regnoli, "i.e., a pretext for showing scantily clad young women, with a little hint of lesbianism to spice up the proceedings."{{sfn|Curti|2015|p=136}}{{sfn|Curti|2015|p=137}} ReferencesFootnotesSources{{Refbegin}}
|last=Curti |first=Roberto |title=Italian Gothic Horror Films, 1957–1969 |publisher=McFarland |isbn=978-1-4766-1989-7 |year=2015 |ref=harv }}
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