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Suspiria ()


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An American newcomer to a prestigious German ballet academy comes to realize that the school is a front for something sinister amid a series of grisly murders.

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Suzy Bannion
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Sara
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Daniel
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Mark (as Miguel Bosè)
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Olga
Susanna Javicoli ...
Sonia
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Pat Hingle
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Prof. Milius
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Dr. Frank Mandel
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Miss Tanner
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Madame Blanc
Margherita Horowitz ...
Teacher
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Albert
Fulvio Mingozzi ...
Taxi Driver
Franca Scagnetti ...
Cook
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Prof. Verdegast
Serafina Scorceletti ...
2nd Cook
Giuseppe Transocchi ...
Pavlo
Renata Zamengo ...
Caroline
Alessandra Capozzi ...
Dancer
Salvatore Capozzi ...
Dancer
Diana Ferrara ...
Dancer
Cristina Latini ...
Dancer
Alfredo Raino ...
Dancer
Claudia Zaccari ...
Dancer
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Narrator (uncredited) (voice)
Giovanni Di Bernardo ...
Police Inspector (uncredited)
Scott C. Johnston ...
Dancer (uncredited)
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Woman at Airport (uncredited)
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Figurant (uncredited)
Lela Svasta ...
Helena Markos (uncredited)

Directed by

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Dario Argento

Written by

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Dario Argento ... (screenplay) and
Daria Nicolodi ... (screenplay)
 
Thomas De Quincey ... (book "Suspiria de Profundis") (uncredited)

Produced by

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Claudio Argento ... producer
Salvatore Argento ... executive producer

Music by

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Dario Argento
Agostino Marangolo ... (as Goblin)
Massimo Morante ... (as Goblin)
Fabio Pignatelli ... (as Goblin)
Claudio Simonetti ... (as Goblin)

Cinematography by

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Luciano Tovoli

Editing by

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Franco Fraticelli

Editorial Department

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David Block ... colorist: digital color correction
Piero Bozza ... first assistant editor
Roberto Olivieri ... second assistant editor

Production Design by

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Giuseppe Bassan

Costume Design by

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Piero Cicoletti ... (as Pierangelo Cicoletti)

Makeup Department

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Maria Teresa Corridoni ... hair stylist
Pierantonio Mecacci ... assistant makeup artist (as Pierino Mecacci) / makeup supervisor
Aldo Signoretti ... assistant hair stylist

Production Management

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Federico Tocci ... unit manager
Lucio Trentini ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Antonio Gabrielli ... assistant director

Art Department

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Davide Bassan ... assistant art director
Enrico Fiorentini ... set dresser
Massimo Garrone ... assistant set dresser
Maurizio Garrone ... assistant art director
Aldo Taloni ... set constructor

Sound Department

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Nick Alexander ... dubbing editor: English
Luciano Anzellotti ... sound effects
Mario Dallimonti ... sound recordist
Federico Savina ... sound re-recording engineer
Corrado Volpicelli ... boom operator
Massimo Anzellotti ... sound effects editor (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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Germano Natali ... special effects
Fabio Traversari ... special effects technician (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Alberto Altibrandi ... gaffer
Francesco Bellomo ... still photographer: action stills
Riccardo Dolci ... assistant camera
Enrico Fontana ... assistant camera
Mario Moreschini ... key grip
Idelmo Simonelli ... camera operator
Giuseppe Tinelli ... assistant camera
Francesco Brescini ... gaffer (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Tiziana Mancini ... wardrobe mistress
Bertilla Silvestrin ... seamstress

Music Department

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Maurizio Guarini ... musician

Script and Continuity Department

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Francesca Roberti ... continuity

Additional Crew

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Massimo Brandimarte ... production coordinator
Ferdinando Caputo ... production accountant
Rafal Dabrowski ... reconstruction
Carlo Du Bois ... production accountant
Alan Ladd Jr. ... presenter
Federico Starace ... production coordinator
Nino Vendetti ... unit publicist
Rosetta Calavetta ... voice dubbing: Joan Bennett (uncredited)
Geoffrey Copleston ... voice dubbing: Rudolf Schündler (uncredited)
Manlio De Angelis ... voice dubbing: Udo Kier (uncredited)
Carolyn De Fonseca ... voice dubbing: Barbara Magnolfi (uncredited)
Bruno Di Bartolomei ... assistant cashier (uncredited)
Vittoria Febbi ... voice dubbing: Barbara Magnolfi (uncredited)
Renato Izzo ... dubbing director (uncredited)
Simona Izzo ... voice dubbing: Susanna Javicoli (uncredited)
Flaminia Jandolo ... voice dubbing: Eva Axén (uncredited)
William Kiehl ... voice dubbing: Narrator (uncredited)
Daria Nicolodi ... voice dubbing: Lela Svasta (uncredited)
Giorgio Piazza ... voice dubbing: Rudolf Schündler (uncredited)
Emanuela Rossi ... voice dubbing: Jessica Harper (uncredited)
Ted Rusoff ... voice dubbing: Giovanni Di Bernardo (uncredited)
Gregory Snegoff ... voice dubbing: Miguel Bosé (uncredited)
Frank von Kuegelgen ... voice dubbing: Udo Kier (uncredited)

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Mario Bava ... special thanks
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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Suzy Bannion travels to Germany to perfect her ballet skills. She arrives at the Tanz dance academy in the pouring rain and is refused admission after another woman is seen fleeing the school. She returns the next morning and this time is let in. She learns that the young woman she saw fleeing the previous evening, Pat Hingle, has been found dead. Strange things soon begin to occur. Suzy becomes ill and is put on a special diet; the school becomes infested with maggots; odd sounds abound; and Daniel, the pianist, is killed by his own dog. A bit of research indicates that the ballet school was once a witches' coven - and as Suzy learns, still is. Written by garykmcd

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Also Known As
  • Dario Argento's Suspiria (United States)
  • Soupirs (France)
  • Suspiria: In den Krallen des Bösen (Germany)
  • 阴风阵阵 (China, Mandarin title)
  • Flykten från helvetet (Sweden)
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  • 99 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia Director Dario Argento's original idea was that the ballet school would accommodate young girls no older than 12 years. However, the studio and producer Salvatore Argento (his father) denied his request because a film this violent involving children would almost certainly be banned. Dario raised the age limit of the girls to 20 years but did not rewrite the script, hence the naiveté of the characters and the occasionally childlike dialogue. He also put all the doorknobs at about the same height as the actress' heads so they would have to raise their arms in order to open the doors, just like children. See more »
Goofs Dario Argento's face can be seen reflected on the taxi's glass partition in the opening sequence. Assumed by many people to have been a mistake coming from a rushed shoot, Argento has gone on record to say it was intentional. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Ling ye (1981). See more »
Soundtracks Markos See more »
Crazy Credits You have been watching "SUSPIRIA" See more »
Quotes Dr. Frank Mandel: Bad luck isn't brought by broken mirrors, but by broken minds.
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