The Castle of the Living Dead

Actors Bruno (Jacques Stany), Laura (Gaia Germani), short Nick (Antonio De Martino) and new recruit Eric (Philippe Leroy) find a weird bird and weirder old lady (Donald Sutherland, his second cameo) en route to an iffy gig, in the Italian-French co-production Castle Of The Living Dead, 1964.

Troupers Bruno (Jacques Stany), Laura (Gaia Germani) and Eric (Philippe Leroy) in early 19th century France arrive to meet Count Drago (Christopher Lee, his first scene), who has offered big money if they'll perform for him, in the low-budget Italian-French Castle Of The Living Dead, 1964.

The opening both arty and low-rent, in Napoleonic France, leading to a theater troupe in which Dart (Luciano Pigozzi) is fake-hanged by Bruno (Jacques Stany), geeky Donald Sutherland loving it, in the French-Italian Castle Of The Living Dead, 1964, from minor-legend director Michael Reeves.