Assassination in Rome explained

Assassination in Rome
Native Name:
Director:	Silvio Amadio
Producer:	Aldo Pomilia
Cinematography:	Mario Pacheco
Editing:	Marcello Malvestito
Music:	Armando Trovajoli
Runtime:	104 minutes

Assassination in Rome (it|Il segreto del vestito rosso|lit=The Secret of the Red Dress|link=no; es|El secreto de Bill North|lit=The Secret of Bill North|link=no) is a 1965 giallo film co-written and directed by Silvio Amadio.

Cast

• Hugh O'Brian as Dick Sherman
• Cyd Charisse as Shelley North
• Eleonora Rossi Drago as Erika Tiller
• Alberto Closas as Inspector Baudi
• Memmo Carotenuto as Dino
• Alberto Dalbés as Bill North
• Juliette Mayniel as Lorena Borelli
• Franco Giacobini as Choco
• Manuel Alexandre as Baudi's assistant
• Antonio Casas
• Carlos Casaravilla as Regi Bank
• as Dino and Choco's neighbour
• Philippe Lemaire as Mr. Borelli
• Mario Feliciani as Charles Mallicia
• José María Seoane

Production

The film was originally meant to star John Gavin, but he pulled out at the last minute and was replaced by Hugh O'Brian.^{[1] [2]}

Notes and References

1. News: Revived 'Burlesque' Shows Infirmities: The Gags and the Gals Best Part of UCLA Production. Scheuer. Philip K.. Los Angeles Times. 17 January 1963. C9.
2. News: Cyd Charisse Strange Things Can Happen to a Pretty Girl Acting Overseas. Alpert. Don. Los Angeles Times. 5 May 1963. L4.