Toby Dammit Trailer

Toby Dammit Trailer (1968)

01 April 1968 Drama, Horror 45 mins

During a trip to Rome, a debauched Shakespearian actor is tormented by the Italian film industry, fans, the press and the Devil, who appears as a little girl seeking to collect his head. This short is part of the anthology film Spirits of the Dead (1968).

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Cast

Terence Stamp

as Toby Dammit

Salvo Randone

as Priest

Anne Tonietti

as TV Commentator

Anna Lina Alberti

as Departing Tram Passenger (Uncredited)

Ivan Angeli

as Maurizio Manetti (Uncredited)

Ettore Arena

as Rabbi at Airport (Uncredited)

Lars Bloch

as Suited Man at Airport (Uncredited)

Ernesto Colli

as Ernestino Manetti (Uncredited)

Paul Cooper

as 2nd Interviewer (Uncredited)

Dakar

as Black Man at Airport (Uncredited)

Alberigo Donadeo

as Rabbi at Airport (Uncredited)

Andrea Fantasia

as Party Producer (Uncredited)

Nella Gambini

as Elizabeth (Uncredited)

Gara Granda

as Party Guest (Uncredited)

Irina Maleeva

as Gypsy Fortune Teller (Uncredited)

International Titles

Non scommettere la testa con il diavolo... Trailer

Тоби Даммит Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 01 April 1968

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