Bloody Jess

2007 · 25 MIN · IMDB 6.2 · 13 VOTES · DIR. David Gregory

Overview

Jess Franco and Christopher Lee discuss their 1970 collaboration, The Bloody Judge.

Dialogue Timeline — 176 lines

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00:03:28 Harry Alan Towers had the idea of making a film in the tradition of British cinema.
00:04:10 There was a certain amount of confusion about the style of the film.
00:04:49 I had a good budget for the film
00:05:24 and he was perfect for the role.
00:06:02 In many countries they mistakenly say Dennis Price instead of Leo Genn
00:06:46 Even Maria Rohm, who is one of the principal performers, does a great job.
00:07:25 It was also a period film about the inquisition in England
00:08:16 north of Lisbon.
00:08:55 So there was a perfect match to the style and period there.
00:09:50 We were able to get wonderful elements at a bargain rate.
00:13:00 We had some harsh discussions
00:14:08 It gave a static quality to the image.
00:15:45 he wouldn't do them.
00:17:06 but there are other actors too.
00:17:52 They are not meaningless.
00:18:56 Or else, he says nothing, just "hello," "good bye."
00:20:47 That's what people called him
00:21:14 There was I L TRONO DI FUOCO in Italian
00:21:50 there had been a popular film at the time that was based on a novel by Wallace
00:22:35 to prevent any old jerk from changing the title of a work.
00:23:26 that there were five different versions of the film.
00:24:03 the version that I hate the least, and it's not bad... it works well.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed176
Dialogue density7.0 lines / min
First line00:03:28
Final line00:24:03

Production Record

DirectorDavid Gregory
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes13