QUATTRO MOSCHE DI VELLUTO GRIGIO (4 MOSCHE DI VELLUTO GRIGIO)
4 mosche di velluto grigio
Il batterista Roberto (Michael Brandon) viene ricattato, convinto di aver ucciso un uomo. Il ricattatore non vuole denaro, ma sembra accontentarsi di terrorizzare il povero Roberto che si affida alle cure di due vagabondi, Dio (Bud Spencer) e il “professore” (Oreste Lionello), e di un detective omosessuale (Jean-Pierre Marielle). L’inizio delle indagini provoca stragi, sino al momento della resa dei conti all’interno della casa del musicista.
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Michael Brandon
Roberto Tobias
Mimsy Farmer
Nina Tobias
Jean-Pierre Marielle
Gianni Arrosio
Aldo Bufi Landi
Pathologist
Calisto Calisti
Carlo Marosi
Marisa Fabbri
Amelia, the Maid
Oreste Lionello
The Professor
Fabrizio Moroni
Mirko
Corrado Olmi
Porter
Stefano Satta Flores
Andrea
Laura Troschel
Maria
Francine Racette
Dalia
Bud Spencer
Diomede / Godfrey
Dante Cleri
Coffin Salesman
Guerrino Crivello
Rambaldi, the Neighbor
Gildo Di Marco
Postman
Tom Felleghy
Police Commissioner Pini
Leopoldo Migliori
Musician
Fulvio Mingozzi
Music Studio Manager
Stefano Oppedisano
Bearded guy with girlfriend
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This could have worked better for me had Dario Argento not cast the pretty hapless Michael Brandon in the lead. He is "Roberto", a drummer in a mediocre rock band who gets it into his head that he is being followed! One night, he lies in wait for and apprehends this man in a derelict opera house - but in the ensuing struggle he manages to stab his phantom and kill him. If that wasn't bad enough, the next day he receives some photographs of him doing that very deed and his is now, of course, ripe for blackmail. But by whom? Why? In any case he'd better find out pronto as gradually we discover that many associated with him are falling foul of his new nemesis too! At times this is actually quite (deliberately) funny. Perhaps a little contrived at times, but there are moments that raise a smile as the characters all trip over themselves to get in (and out) of the action. The ending - well that's a turn up for the books that really does make the film worth sticking with. Not Argento's best work, though quite possibly Brandon's, and though it's a bit too long and a bit thinly spread, it's still just about worth a gander.
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