Movie: ed2k: La.Ragazza.Che.Sapeva.Troppo.1963.XviD.MP3-KG.avi  [705.22 Mb] [Stats]
English Subtitles: ed2k: La.Ragazza.Che.Sapeva.Troppo.1963.XviD.MP3-KG.srt  [67.5 Kb] [Stats]
Trailer: ed2k: La.Ragazza.Che.Sapeva.Troppo.1963.Extras.Theatrical.Trailer.XviD.MP3-KG.avi  [19.50 Mb] [Stats]
Posters & Photos: ed2k: La.Ragazza.Che.Sapeva.Troppo.1963.Extras.Photos&Posters-KG.rar  [2.31 Mb] [Stats]

IMDb: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0057443

INFORMATION
Original Title: La ragazza che sapeva troppo
Release Year: 1963
Language: Italian
Subtitles: English
Director & Cinematographer: Mario Bava
Assistant Director: Franco Prosperi
Screenwriters: Enzo Corbucci, Ennio de Concini, Eliana DeSabata, Mino Guerrini, Franco E. Prosperi & Mario Bava
Producer: Massimo De Rita
Composer: Les Baxter
Editor: Mario Serandrei
Art Director: Giorgio Giovannini
Set Designer: Luigi D'Andria
Cast: Letícia Román, John Saxon, Valentina Cortese, Titti Tomaino, Luigi Bonos, Milo Quesada, Robert Buchanan, Marta Melocco, Gustavo De Nardo, Lucia Modugno, Giovanni Di Benedetto, Franco Morici, Virginia Doro & Dante DiPaolo

SYNOPSIS
Young Nora Dralston (Leticia Roman) takes a vacation to Rome, arriving, unfortunately, on the eve of her aunt Edith's passing. Rushing down a grand set of steps to summon a doctor, she's attacked by a purse-snatcher and knocked unconscious ... but witnesses a second crime, the murder of a helpless young woman.

In hospital, Nora is dismayed when everyone discounts her murder story - even her new acquaintance, a charming but rather clumsy young doctor, Marcello Bassi (John Saxon). But a strange man in a hat seems to be stalking her. And when she moves into a nearby flat adjacent to the ill-fated steps, she finds newspaper clippings about a string of killings called The Alphabet Murders. With potential murderers hovering all about, even the attentive Marcello begins to look suspicious. (DVD Savant)

LINKAGE
http://www.allmovie.com/cg/avg.dll?p=avg&sql=1:90711~T0
http://www.imagesjournal.com/issue10/re ... hoknew.htm
http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=13186
http://www.kinocite.co.uk/14/1447.php
http://www.sover.net/~ozus/evileye.htm
http://www.dvdtalk.com/dvdsavant/s146troppo.html
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/girl_who_knew_too_much/

NOTES
This is the very first giallo and Mario Bava's last movie filmed in black & white. Many of the giallo genre's conventions are already present here: the visual style, the music and the murder-mystery. A year later Bava would add violence and the legendary black-gloved killer to the mix with his seminal giallo Blood & Black Lace.

It is unknown whether Mario Bava really intended to start a new subgenre, but nonetheless he did a hell of a job with this movie. Drawing his inspiration from Alfred Hitchcock, hence the title of course, German krimi and most importantly the yellow-covered murder-mystery novels that were popular at the time in Italy.

ABOUT THE RIP
Ripped from Image Entertainment R1 DVD, which has the best transfer of the movie, and encoded to 1CD XviD. The movie has its original Italian mono audio track. English subtitles are included in .srt format for those who cannot understand Italian.

Following extras are included:
- Italian Theatrical Trailer (2:42)
- Poster Gallery in JPG format (10 posters)
- Still Photo Gallery in JPG format (13 photos)
























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A very young Saxon in this one. Cool. My connection is gonna be tied up all week grabbing these. Thanks.

Even though I already have it from the French dvd version, I feel obliged to congratulate you on your release Member13. I impatiently await your future giallo releases

Nice Post 13 Keep em coming

thanks, looks like a much nicer transfer than the other versions i have

Thanks!!!! Bava rules!!!!