Mill of the Stone Women (1960) - Dub Comparison

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'Mill of the Stone Women', Italy's inaugural color horror picture, has two distinct English versions: its original export version, recorded in Italy, and the slightly reworked U.S. theatrical version, distributed by Riley Jackson and Robert Patrick's Parade Pictures in 1963. In the Parade version, which credits its executive supervision to Hugo Grimaldi, editor-dubbing director of 'Gigantis, the Fire Monster' and 'First Spaceship on Venus', Marvin Miller reads a comically misogynist opening narration and someone, presumably Paul Frees, re-voices Herbert Böhme's character, but the rest of the dialogue otherwise comes from the export version, unaltered. A bizarre case very similar to later partial re-dubs of existing export ones, like the Weinstein version of 'Crime Story' (1993).







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