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Helen lights up while waiting for Maurice to check the film. Dir. Umberto Lenzi Music Piero Umiliani  
 
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dwayne2005 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Carroll Baker plays Kathryn in the Umiliani scored 1969 Paranoia (aka. Orgasmo). She plays Helen in the 1970 Paranoia (aka. A Quiet Place to Kill), which is scored by Nino Rota. Is this Umiliani or Rota? Is some of it recycled from the '69 film?
dwayne2005 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I am confident it is Rota's. It sounds quite close to the score he done for Visconti's Boccaccio '70 segment, The Job.
maxflower13 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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maybe it is an old italian folk song.
maxflower13 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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see:
Good morning sun - Piero Umiliani but also
Vocal theme - Donimak (Nico Fidenco) -Tamborelli - Morfina
maxflower13 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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here from an interview w/ umiliani:Have you ever used pseudonyms as a composer? 
Yes, lots of times. I produced too much, and at RAI we couldn't have too many tunes done by the same author. So they let me put the weirdest names on the tunes, Zalla, Moggi, and others that I can't remember.
dwayne2005 (10 months ago) Show Hide
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Yeah, I had this confirmed elsewhere. It is Umiliani. Rota gets some attribution on the IMDB page, which seems to be in error. Oddly, it's not the only film which wrongly credits Rota also (Mafia as well).

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