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Originally Posted by Grofield
I could believe it. If you've ever seen any of those Swedish Pippi Longstocking movies (long overdue for DVD release, by the way), you'll be quite sure that all of the kids were dubbed by adults. It sounds ridiculous.
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I live in Sweden actually, so i´ve seen them undubbed, lucky me.
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| Frezza's annoying, but I find him pretty funny in those Fulci flicks for both his facial expressions and the lousy dubbing (though I can't imagine he'd be much better if they had used his actual voice). |
House by the Cemetery is my favourite Fulci film(along with The Beyond) and although i think Frezza´s dubbed voice is annoying i think it adds a lot, it´s part of films charm.
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| Continuing in the Italian schlock vein, little David Colin Jr. in the BEYOND THE DOOR flicks (the second being Mario Bava's in-name-only sequel, originally titled SHOCK) proves to be an incredibly irritating child actor, though he's creepy when he needs to be. Love the moment in the Bava film when he starts dry-humping his mother, played by Daria Nicolodi. That's one of the sickest instances of Italian incest exploitation, aside of the Peter Bark stuff in BURIAL GROUND. Which is the perfect transition to... |
Daria Niccolodi mentions Beyond the Door in the book Profondo Argento, i think.
She says that it´s one of favourite films.
Seems interesting, i´ve only seen the films she did together with Dario Argento.
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| Actually, he wasn't a kid -- he was an adult midget. This info was on an interview with the actress who plays his mother (the one who gets her breast bitten off, forgetting her name) on the Shriek Show DVD. She also says that it was Bark's only film appearance, and has no idea what occupation he went into after that. |
Yes i know he´s not a real child, the people who made Burial Ground weren´t able to use a real kid due to the incest-themes in the film, so they had to use an adult who looked like a kid.
But is Peter Bark really a midget? I thought he had some disese that stunted his growth, hence his freakish looks.