Nomination Year: 2011

SYNOPSIS: An Italian suspense film where a beautiful woman is (allegedly) mistaken for her twin sister by some jewel thieves who think she has a million-dollar diamond. She's helped by her lawyer and his friend Tony. She gets quite chummy with the latter until she finds out he's one of the thieves -- her sister's no-account ex-husband, in fact! Then it's revealed that the woman herself is the diamond thief and no longer has a twin; she was both of them all along. The lawyer doesn't care. She's hot. Add a bunch of murders and an overly suave police captain, and you've got this film. The only reason for the title that I can think of was that this was about the same time as The Seven Faces of Dr. Lao; or perhaps that like The Three Faces of Eve, it's about multiple personality disorder. Except in this movie, the woman wasn't insane, and was fully aware she was trying to fool everyone.

Smithee Award Nominations

Inane Dialogue
"Twins, But Only Physically" Weird conversation which includes "We're identical twins, but only physically." Then there's a noise, which they all agree "was just a window." Everyone in the audience knows it's not. Finally, she goes: "Where was I?" "You were saying you didn't get along very well." "We didn't get along very well."	Sorry, this clip has not yet been made available!

Directors

Director	Claim to Fame
Osvaldo Civirani	co-wrote the Devil With Seven Faces

Cast

Actor	Character	Claim to Fame
Carroll Baker	<Not Yet in Database>	nominated for Best Actress in a Leading Role for Baby Doll back in 1957

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