What Have You Done to Solange? (1972)

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Written by Bruno Di Geronimo, Massimo Dallamano

Directed by Massimo Dallamano

Running Time: 95 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1972

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: West Germany/Italy

Filmed in Colour

Massimo Dallamano's giallo thriller stars Fabio Testi as a teacher at a girl's Catholic school. Conducting an illicit affair with one of his students, the pair witness what could be the murder of another student. And as more bodies are discovered, he becomes the chief suspect. Can he clear his name and find out the mystery behind what happened to Solange?

Cast

Fabio TestiEnrico 'Henry' Rosseni
Karin BaalHerta Rosseni
Joachim FuchsbergerInspector Barth
Cristina GalbóElizabeth Seccles
Camille KeatonSolange Beauregard
Günther StollProfessor Bascombe
Claudia ButenuthBrenda Pilchard
Maria MontiMrs. Erickson
Pilar CastelJanet Bryant
Giovanna Di BernardoHelen
Rainer PenkertMr. Leach the headmaster
Marco MarianiFather Webber
Emilia WolkowiczRuth Holden
Antonio Anelli
Daniele MichelettiMr. Bryant
Giancarlo BadessiMr. Erickson
Carla ManciniGirl in Enrico's class
Vittorio FanfoniEnrico's friend
Antonio CasaleMr. Newton

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