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The Bastard

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1968
 102 minutes (1 hrs 42 mins)

Production Country

Italy • France • West Germany

Director and Cast Quickview

Directed by

Duccio Tessari

Starring

Rita Hayworth · Giuliano Gemma · Klaus Kinski · Margaret Lee · Claudine Auger · Serge Marquand

Full cast & crew

Release dates

Italy release date Italy release: 30th October 1968
Japan release date Japan release: 25th April 1969
France release date France release: 21st May 1969

Certificates


K-16

VM18

RC

18

13

Total grosses

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