Love Me Strangely

Love Me Strangely
Directed by	Sergio Gobbi
Written by	Dominique Fabre Sergio Gobbi
Starring	Virna Lisi
Cinematography	Daniel Diot
Music by	Georges Garvarentz
Release date	1971
Language	French

Love Me Strangely (French: Un beau monstre, Italian: Il bel mostro, also known as A Strange Love Affair, Two Girls in My Bed and A Handsome Monster) is a 1971 French-Italian drama film written and directed by Sergio Gobbi. It is loosely based on the novel Un beau monstre by Dominique Fabre. It starred Virna Lisi, Helmut Berger, Francoise Brion and Howard Vernon.^[1][2]

Plot[]

Alain Revent sadistically abuses women. His first wife, driven to suicide, leaps out of a window. He enlists the aid of another pervert named Dino, known as "the handsome beast", and they proceed to emotionally torment his second wife, Nathalie. Officer Leroy begins to suspect the truth and is determined to save the unfortunate woman from Alain's clutches before she too is driven to suicide.

Cast[]

• Virna Lisi : Nathalie Revent
• Helmut Berger : Alain Revent
• Charles Aznavour : Inspector Leroy
• Alain Noury : Dino
• Françoise Brion : Jacqueline
• Édith Scob : Sylvie Revent
•  : Vincent
• Yves Brainville : Commissioner Dedru
• Henri Crémieux : Professor Richet
•  : Dr. Schwartz
• Jacques Castelot : Wassermann
•  : Toxicolog
•  : Chemist
•  : Maître d'hôtel
• Dominique Marcas : Une voisine
• Howard Vernon : Administrateur de biens
• Robert Berri : Concierge d'Alain
• Seda Aznavour : Voisine d'Alain
•  : Livreur
• Paul Bonifas : Portier de l'hôtel
• Alberto Farnese : Alain's friend

References[]

External links[]

• Love Me Strangely at IMDb

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