Review: 'The 10th Victim' (1965) - Stylish 60s Euro Sci-Fi Romp With A Dark Side

This film is a paradox - simultaneously funny and grim, superficial and deep. And as paradoxes go, it has to be one of the most stylish around.

"The 10th Victim" is a must see for lovers of 1960s fashion and design.
If you like your sci-fi quirky and offbeat, there is also much to enjoy here.
Likewise if you want to appreciate the stunning beauty of the film's two gorgeous leads...
This film is also noteworthy for the strong influences it's had on other films and tv shows.

"The 10th Victim" (1965) directed by Elio Petri
Script by
Tonino Guerra
Giorgio Salvioni
Ennio Flaiano
Elio Petri
Cast:
Marcello Mastroianni – Marcello Polletti
Ursula Andress – Caroline Meredith
Elsa Martinelli – Olga
Salvo Randone – Professor
Massimo Serato – Lawyer
Milo Quesada – Rudi
Luce Bonifazi (as Luce Bonifassy) – Lidia Poletti
George Wang – Chinese Hunter
Evi Rigano – Victim
Walter Williams – Martin
Richard Armstrong – Cole
Anita Sanders – Relaxatorium Hostess
Mickey Knox – Chet
Jacques Herlin – Masoch Club Owner
Wolfgang Hillinger – Baron Von Aschenberg




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