La chica del Molino Rojo

1973
PG
1h 31min

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Mel Ferrer, Marisol, and Renaud Verley in La chica del Molino Rojo (1973)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMr. Harvey is a casino tycoon who takes María, a young singer on the verge of resorting to prostitution, under his wing and trains her to ensnare his rival Larry Elliot. His revenge plans un... Tout lireMr. Harvey is a casino tycoon who takes María, a young singer on the verge of resorting to prostitution, under his wing and trains her to ensnare his rival Larry Elliot. His revenge plans unravel when María and Larry truly fall in love.Mr. Harvey is a casino tycoon who takes María, a young singer on the verge of resorting to prostitution, under his wing and trains her to ensnare his rival Larry Elliot. His revenge plans unravel when María and Larry truly fall in love.

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Also known as WILD GIRL in English.

Marisol is a low rent Moulin Rouge girl who is made a proposition to become part of an elaborate revenge scheme aimed at punishing a man who stole Mel Ferrer's wife, a dead ringer for Marisol.

The convoluted plot has Marisol playing a Sarita Montiel brand of femme fatale, revealing her possible desire for such an ongoing career now as a grown woman.

The songs are great. Marisol looks beautiful and Renauld Verley provides a sexual chemistry lacking in her other films.

The stripper element was capitalised on with the English language marketing but don't let this fool you. This is PG material at best and the WILD GIRLS are off screen.

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The alluring video jacket contains misleading art work, depicting Marisol entangled in a prison cat-fight. The tag line claims, "A tough alley-cat. The harder it gets, the harder she fights!" There should be laws against this sort of thing. - Cameron Scholes, in the fanzine "She", n.1, 1993.