Death Steps in the Dark

Death Steps in the Dark
Directed by
Written by	Arpad De Riso Maurizio Pradeaux
Starring	Leonard Mann Robert Webber
Cinematography	Aldo Ricci
Edited by	Eugenio Alabiso
Music by	Riz Ortolani
Release date	1977 (1977)
Running time	95 minutes
Country	Italy
Language	Italian

Death Steps in the Dark (Italian: Passi di morte perduti nel buio, which translates as Death Steps Lost in the Dark) is a 1977 Italian-Greek giallo film directed by .^[1][2] Pradeaux directed only one other giallo, the 1973 Death Carries a Cane.

Plot[]

An Italian reporter named Luciano (Leonard Mann) is on an express train in Greece when a murder occurs. As the train goes into a darkened tunnel, the murderer takes the opportunity to kill a woman on the train with a letter opener. Since the letter opener belonged to Luciano, the people on the train blame him for the girl's murder. With the aid of his Swedish girlfriend (Vera Kruska) and a criminal he meets along the way, Luciano tries to prove his innocence by solving the mystery and producing the real culprit.

Cast[]

• Leonard Mann as Luciano Morelli
• Robert Webber as Inspector
• Vera Kruska as Ingrid Stelmosson
• Nino Maimone as Omar Effendi
• Barbara Seidel as Ida Tuclidis
• Albertina Capuani
• Luigi Romano
• Bartolillo Palma
• Susy Jennings as Ulla
• Imelde Marani^[3]

See also[]

• List of Italian films of 1977

References[]

External links[]

• Death Steps in the Dark at IMDb

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