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*'''''The Double''' (La controfigura) '''''(1971)''' [''Giovanni'']: Shot to death by [[Antonio Pierfederici]]. His death is first shown at the beginning of the film. The scene is repeated multiple times through out the film as he recalls the recent events that led up to his death as he's dying. |
*'''''The Double''' (La controfigura) '''''(1971)''' [''Giovanni'']: Shot to death by [[Antonio Pierfederici]]. His death is first shown at the beginning of the film. The scene is repeated multiple times through out the film as he recalls the recent events that led up to his death as he's dying. |
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== Notable Connections == |
== Notable Connections == |
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Revision as of 03:55, 17 September 2019
Jean Sorel in Short Night of Glass Dolls.
Jean Sorel (1934 - )
Film Deaths
- Short Night of Glass Dolls (Malastrana; Paralyzed) (1971) [Gregory Moore]: Dissected by a surgeon after an "autopsy" is performed after he's been drugged into a deathlike state; the movie begins with the discovery of his "body" and the rest of the movie proceeds with him in the morgue, with flashbacks leading up to how he got there. The movie ends with the surgeon making the incision just as Jean is beginning to come out of his trance.
- The Double (La controfigura) (1971) [Giovanni]: Shot to death by Antonio Pierfederici. His death is first shown at the beginning of the film. The scene is repeated multiple times through out the film as he recalls the recent events that led up to his death as he's dying.
- Day of the Jackal (1973) [Bastien-Thiry]: Executed by firing squad.
Notable Connections
- Mr. Anna-Maria Ferrero