The Killer of Dolls Trailer

The Killer of Dolls Trailer (1975)

03 February 1975 Horror, Mystery 98 mins

A groundskeeper's son, who is mentally unstable due to childhood trauma, goes on a murdering spree where his perception of reality is distorted by imagining people as mannequins and vice versa.

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Cast

Helga Liné

as Condesa Olivia

Marina Ferri

as Woman of the Roses

Antonio Molino Rojo

as Sir Arthur

Lupe Rocha

as Catherine

Marta Flores

as Party Guest

Rebeca Romer

as Party Guest

Enric Majó

as Hippie

José Lifante

as Servent

Fernando Ulloa

as Professor

Luis Induni

as Inspector Maurice

Crew

Pablo Ripoll

Pablo Ripoll Director of Photography

Ángel G. Gauna

Ángel G. Gauna Assistant Director

Jacinto Ferrer

Jacinto Ferrer Executive Producer

Julián Tadeo

Julián Tadeo Set Dresser

María Teresa Font

María Teresa Font Script Supervisor

Antonio Liza

Antonio Liza Production Manager

Gabriel Comella

Gabriel Comella Makeup Artist

Ramón Ibáñez

Ramón Ibáñez Associate Producer

José Malla

José Malla Property Master

Rafael Ibáñez

Rafael Ibáñez Associate Producer

International Titles

The Killer of Dolls Trailer

International Releases Dates

Spain 03 February 1975

Production Companies

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