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Woman Times Seven

Year:

1967

Duration:

100 min | USA:108 min (DVD version)

Genres:

Comedy | Drama

IMDB rate:

6.2

Director:

Vittorio De Sica

Awards:

Nominated for Golden Globe.

Details

Country: Italy

Release Date: 1967-06-27

Filming Locations: Paris, France

Cast

Actor

Character

Elsa Martinelli

Shirley MacLaine

Paulette / Maria Teresa / Linda / Edith / Eve Minou / Marie / Jeanne

Elspeth March

Annette - episode 'Funeral Procession'

Peter Sellers

Jean (segment "Funeral Procession")

Rossano Brazzi

Giorgio - episode 'Amateur Night'

Laurence Badie

Prostitute - episode 'Amateur Night'

Judith Magre

Bitter Thirty - episode 'Amateur Night'

Catherine Samie

Jeannine - episode 'Amateur Night'

Zanie Campan

episode 'Amateur Night'

Robert Duranton

Didi - episode 'Amateur Night'

Lex Barker

Rik - episode 'Super Simone'

Robert Morley

Dr. Xavier - episode 'Super Simone'

Jessie Robins

Marianne, Edith's Maid - episode 'Super Simone'

Patrick Wymark

Henri (segment "At The Opera")

Michael Brennan

(segment "At The Opera")

Adrienne Corri

Mme. Lisiere (segment "At The Opera")

Alan Arkin

Fred (segment "The Suicides")

Michael Caine

Handsome Stranger (segment "Snow")

Anita Ekberg

Claudie (segment "Snow")

Philippe Noiret

Victor (segment "Snow")

Paul Frees

Dubbing (voice)

Clinton Greyn

MacCormack - episode 'Two Against One'

Georges Adet

Old Man (segment "Snow") (uncredited)

Jacques Ciron

Féval (segment "At The Opera") (uncredited)

Vittorio Gassman

Cenci - episode 'Two Against One' (uncredited)

Jacques Legras

Salesman (segment "Snow") (uncredited)

Roger Lumont

Nossereau (segment "At The Opera") (uncredited)

Roger Trapp

Crosnier (segment "At The Opera") (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Natalie Wood reportedly turned down the leading roles.

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Curiously, in the end credits, only six stories, instead of seven, with the associated cast are displayed. The third story (with Vittorio Gassman) in which Shirley Mac Laine plays the character Linda is omitted.

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During production the film was titled "Woman x 7", but was changed somewhere along the line because it sounded too much like the sort of 'cloak and dagger' picture then very much in vogue.

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Goofs

In "The Suicides" vignette, the characters scrawl a French profanity on the wall of their hotel room, yet when they play a long scene in front of a mirror in which the word is reflected, the word doesn't appear backwards as it normally would.

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