Which Salieri-title??

[jj]

Those are all from CV. Cap 3 is the one which begins with KM wearing that pink dress.
Your title is I think a hybrid, as I hinted at above.

[jj]

Sarajevo is an alternative title for CKP, which has no cast in common with CV. The first three caps [Wells/Cash/Marceau] must be from another movie.
The CV caps are correct [Julia Chanel in caps 2 and 4].
The 'following scenes' caps are either an add-on to Sarajevo [they are not in CKP] or are misattributed.
The bottom cap is correct.

[jj]

I don't think the first cap is from CV.
The 2nd and 3rd are from the same scene I think, but I don't recall the film or the woman.

[BigFish]

Are we talking about the same Sarajevo movie.

Is this really the Sarajevo title that you are referring to?
[img]http://img21.imagevenue.com/loc93/th_96 ... 3_93lo.jpg[/img]
http://img21.imagevenue.com/img.php?ima ... 3_93lo.jpg

[jj]

I agree that the cover-art suggests the presence of Kathy Marceau [far left; top pic and 3rd one down] but see here.

Salieri/Goldlight have an poor track-record for accuracy in both their cover-illustrations and cast-information [see posts here, severally]. There's another quartet of titles with Deb Wells/Julia Chanel in them that I'm curently trying to untangle- each has at least one scene in common !

[Texxx]

BigFish wrote:


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That girl is the same as xnk1407

[the colonel]

I wish just once you would ask some straightforward Deborah Wells questions 'Bigfish'! !wink!

'JJ' has already posted some excellent replies and I cannot add anything of substance to what he has already said.

I have 'Die Tochter Des Botschafters' aka 'Corpi Venduti and only a couple of your screen caps are from this movie. As 'JJ' has already stated you seem to have a compilation of several movies. I cannot locate my copy of Sarajevo so I could not check that one.

I am also a bit suspicious of this 'Corpi Venduti' as an original title. Before me I have Deborah's filmography from Italian magazine 'Video Impulse' and it is not listed. The listing is far from complete, however, it does list all the other Salieri titles such as Napoli-Parigi & Roma Connection etc. yet no mention of 'Corpi Venduti'.

I have never seen a scan or mention of 'Corpi Venduti' released as an Italian title... I just wonder if it was ever produced as an original title but created from scenes from other movies or scenes edited/never previously seen before?

I have also been looking at your question regarding 'Budapest Clips' and I will post what I have found on that one tomorrow. Again no definitive answers but I will share what I have found once I have converted some vhs footage to DVD so that I can capture some screen shots.

Regards,

the colonel

[jj]

I wouldn't be the least surprised if Corpi Venduti turned out to be a 'cut-and-paste' job.
There's at least one other waiting in the wings for 'exposure'...I'm still tracking down which scenes came from which other films.

[BigFish]

Hi Colonel,

It is not easy to post straightforward questions when you find yourself dealing with a crappy compilation...

Anyway I have found an italian box cover of Corpi Venduti:
http://img134.imagevenue.com/img.php?im ... _194lo.jpg

Note that it is not a Salieri-release, which might indicate that it after all only is a simple compilation, and perhaps a re-issue of Goldlight title Die Tochter Des Botschafters rather than an original title.

The following site has some caps from Corpi Venduti:
http://classiceuro.org/venduti.htm

It also has some Caps from Sarajevo:
http://classiceuro.org/sarajevo.htm

Box cover of Sarajevo:
http://img21.imagevenue.com/img.php?ima ... 3_93lo.jpg


Note that the first cap (from the left) of the series of screenshots for each of the titles comes from the same kitchen scene.

Colonel, any chance that you could try to find your copy of Sarajevo, so that we could have this issue fleshed out once and for all?

Because if these screenshots are accurately posted, that might indicate that Corpi Venduti indeed is just a compilation title and nothing else.

[ben3]

Taken from Sarajevo:

Scene 1:
[IMG]http://i2.turboimagehost.com/t/283334_Image1.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i2.turboimagehost.com/t/283330_Image6.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i2.turboimagehost.com/t/283332_Image7.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i2.turboimagehost.com/t/283333_Image8.jpg[/IMG]

Scene 2:
[IMG]http://i2.turboimagehost.com/t/283335_Image2.jpg[/IMG]

Scene 3:
[IMG]http://i2.turboimagehost.com/t/283336_Image3.jpg[/IMG]

Scene 4:
[IMG]http://i2.turboimagehost.com/t/283338_Image9.jpg[/IMG]

The Salieri release (DVD 145) lasts 68 minutes. Just to make it clear for fans of Tabatha Cash, the pictures printed on the boxcover and on the DVD itself are from another movie: Il diario di Milly (Il diario di Milly was also released by Colmax as "Viva Tabatha!". The Colmax release has a big manufacturing defect: the picture colour changes all the time).

Other releases:
Sarajevo = Der Feind zwischen deinen Schenkeln (Goldlight DVD 067)