The daughter (Jacqueline Dupré) and brother of a dead aristocrat are placed in the care of an evil nun in a remote Spanish castle. The daughter embarks on a rampage of lust and murder after becoming possessed by the spirit of her dead mother.
For Satan's Baby Doll, Gabriele Crisanti and screenwriter Piero Regnoli opted to remake the film Malabimba – The Malicious Whore, which included casting Mariangela Giordano to reprise her role.[1] Giordano spoke negatively on the role, stating that remaking Malabimba was "a stupid move. I felt used, abused and exploited."[1] It was the last film Giordano made with Crisanti, ending both their professional and personal relationships.[1] Unlike Cristanti's earlier films, which were hybrids of sex and horror, the target for Satan's Baby Doll was for a hardcore pornography audience.[3] This included casting Italy's best known pornographic actress of the period Marina Hedman and Alfonso Gaita, who was a regular in Italian hardcore pornography films of the period.[3] Jacqueline Dupré was a stagename of an actress who Mario Bianchi stated he couldn't remember her real name, but recalled that she lived in Ostia and that this was seemingly her only film.[4]
Filming began on August 17, 1981.[5]Aldo Sambrell was involved in a unsimulated sex scene with Marina Hedman, which he later recalled: "We had to shoot a love scene, Marina and I... Well, I was lying on the bed, waiting for her, and when she showed up we started making out; after a while I realized that she was doing it for real and I had to stop her..." Sambrell contacted Crisanti to state he could not work under these conditions.[3] Sambrell was replaced by Gaita for the explicit shots.[3]
Releaseedit
Satan's Baby Doll was submitted to the Italian rating board in June 1982 in a softcore version which had a running time of a little over 73 minutes.[5] The film was first released in Spain on 25 February 1983 in a softcore version titled La hija de Satanas.[1][5] The Spanish version was seen by 20,230 spectators and grossed a 2019 equivalent of 30,200 Euro.[6] It was distributed theatrically in Italy by Film 2 on 29 July 1983.[1] Although Bianchi and Cristanti had denied a hardcore version of the film had existed, a hardcore version of the film premiered on a German DVD in 2007.[5] The hardcore version runs at 88 minutes.[1]
satan, baby, doll, confused, with, 1960s, film, bambola, satana, italian, bimba, satana, baby, girl, satan, 1983, italian, horror, film, directed, mario, bianchi, directed, bymario, bianchiscreenplay, bypiero, regnoli, story, bygabriele, crisanti, produced, by. Not to be confused with the 1960s film La bambola di Satana Satan s Baby Doll Italian La bimba di Satana the baby girl of Satan is a 1983 Italian horror film directed by Mario Bianchi 1 2 Satan s Baby DollDirected byMario BianchiScreenplay byPiero Regnoli 1 Story byGabriele Crisanti 1 Produced byGabriele Crisanti 1 StarringJacqueline Dupre Mariangela Giordano Aldo Sambrell Giancarlo Del Duca Alfonso Gaita Marina HedmanCinematographyFranco Villa Angelo Iannutti 1 Edited byCesare Bianchini 1 Music byNino Catanese 1 ProductioncompanyFilmarte 1 Distributed byFilm 2Release dates25 February 1983 1983 02 25 Spain 29 July 1983 1983 07 29 Italy Running time74 minutes 1 CountryItaly Contents 1 Plot 2 Cast 3 Production 4 Release 5 See also 6 Footnotes 6 1 Sources 7 External linksPlot editThe daughter Jacqueline Dupre and brother of a dead aristocrat are placed in the care of an evil nun in a remote Spanish castle The daughter embarks on a rampage of lust and murder after becoming possessed by the spirit of her dead mother Cast editJaqueline Dupre as Miria Aguilar Mariangela Giordan as Sol Aldo Sanbrell as Antonio Aguilar Joe Davers as Isidro Giancarlo Del Duca as Dr Juan Suarez Alfonso Gaita as Ignazio Aguilar Marina Hedmann as Maria AguilarProduction editFor Satan s Baby Doll Gabriele Crisanti and screenwriter Piero Regnoli opted to remake the film Malabimba The Malicious Whore which included casting Mariangela Giordano to reprise her role 1 Giordano spoke negatively on the role stating that remaking Malabimba was a stupid move I felt used abused and exploited 1 It was the last film Giordano made with Crisanti ending both their professional and personal relationships 1 Unlike Cristanti s earlier films which were hybrids of sex and horror the target for Satan s Baby Doll was for a hardcore pornography audience 3 This included casting Italy s best known pornographic actress of the period Marina Hedman and Alfonso Gaita who was a regular in Italian hardcore pornography films of the period 3 Jacqueline Dupre was a stagename of an actress who Mario Bianchi stated he couldn t remember her real name but recalled that she lived in Ostia and that this was seemingly her only film 4 Filming began on August 17 1981 5 Aldo Sambrell was involved in a unsimulated sex scene with Marina Hedman which he later recalled We had to shoot a love scene Marina and I Well I was lying on the bed waiting for her and when she showed up we started making out after a while I realized that she was doing it for real and I had to stop her Sambrell contacted Crisanti to state he could not work under these conditions 3 Sambrell was replaced by Gaita for the explicit shots 3 Release editSatan s Baby Doll was submitted to the Italian rating board in June 1982 in a softcore version which had a running time of a little over 73 minutes 5 The film was first released in Spain on 25 February 1983 in a softcore version titled La hija de Satanas 1 5 The Spanish version was seen by 20 230 spectators and grossed a 2019 equivalent of 30 200 Euro 6 It was distributed theatrically in Italy by Film 2 on 29 July 1983 1 Although Bianchi and Cristanti had denied a hardcore version of the film had existed a hardcore version of the film premiered on a German DVD in 2007 5 The hardcore version runs at 88 minutes 1 See also editList of Italian films of 1983Footnotes edit a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o Curti 2019 p 111 Johnson David Satan s Baby Doll DVD Verdict Archived from the original on 25 February 2012 Retrieved 31 March 2019 a b c d Curti 2019 p 112 Ippoliti Stefano Norcini Matteo Summer 2004 Mario Bianchi Il mio cinema pizza e fichi Cine 70 e dintorni No 5 p 28 a b c d Curti 2019 p 113 Curti 2019 p 114 Sources edit Curti Roberto 2019 Italian Gothic Horror Films 1980 1989 McFarland ISBN 978 1476672434 External links editSatan s Baby Doll at IMDb nbsp nbsp This article related to an Italian film of the 1980s is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte nbsp This article about a 1980s horror film is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Satan 27s Baby Doll amp oldid 1192336810, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
