Man, Woman and Beast (1977): Cast
Man, Woman and Beast is a 1977 drama directed by Alberto Cavallone, starring Aldo Massasso as Ernesto, Stefania Spugnini and Mónica Zanchi. It runs 1 hour 40 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 40m (100 min)
- Director
- Alberto Cavallone
- Genre
- Drama
- Original language
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Italian - Studio
- Stefano Film
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Man, Woman and Beast About?
The premise of Man, Woman and Beast without spoilers.
A small Italian town prepares for its patron‑saint festival, exposing tangled lives: a Communist in crisis caring for his mentally ill wife; a woman fleeing her distant husband into dreams; a butcher who abuses the meat he sells and spies on girls; a girl pregnant after incest; and a mysterious stranger whose arrival reshapes fates.
Man, Woman and Beast Themes & Keywords
· 50 tags- female full frontal nudity
- man fingering woman's vagina
- wrestling
- fireworks
- sex with food
- flashback
- extramarital affair
- incest
- sexually dissatisfied wife
- erotic dream
- wife has sex in front of husband
- father daughter incestuous kiss
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- female pubic hair
- male rear nudity
- sexually frustrated woman
- woman fingering her vagina
- female topless nudity
- vulva
- man licking woman's vagina
- man licking woman's breasts
- male nudity
- female nudity
- father daughter incest
- artist
- butcher
- communist
- slingshot
- sex with priest
- prostitute
- carnival
- husband rapes wife
- marionette
- self cutting
- cow gives birth
- chamber pot
- coprophagia
- central italy
- dysfunctional family
- female frontal nudity
- surrealism
- sexual victim
- shocksploitation
- actual animal killed
- explicit sex
- sexploitation film
- pregnant by father
- cuckolded husband
- female rear nudity
- female masturbation
- woman kills man during sex
Man, Woman and Beast Cast & Characters
Aldo Massasso leads the cast as Ernesto, with Stefania Spugnini as Julia and Mónica Zanchi as Sabina. Directed by Alberto Cavallone; 12 actors are credited in all.
- Director Alberto Cavallone
- Aldo Massasso as Ernesto
- Stefania Spugnini as Julia
- Mónica Zanchi as Sabina
- Maria Pia Luzi as Rosanna
Also Starring in Man, Woman and Beast
· 8 more- Josiane Tanzilli Clara
- Angela Doria Prostituta
- Paola Montenero Luciana
- Macha Magall Maria
- Antonio Mea Alfonso
- Giovanni De Angelis
- Martial Boschero Comunista
- Luigia Giuri Irene
More from Alberto Cavallone
More films directed by Alberto Cavallone: Master of the World, Blow Job, Zelda and Afrika.
Man, Woman and Beast Also Known As
9 alternative titles, including “Сладкая бойня” and “Мужчина, женщина и зверь”.
- Also known as
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- Сладкая бойня
- Мужчина, женщина и зверь
- Mard
- Zan va Haivan
- Adam
- Kadın ve Canavar
- L'uomo la donna e la bestia
- 男人，女人和野兽
- Erkek
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Man, Woman and Beast FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast, post-credit scenes and language of Man, Woman and Beast, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Man, Woman and Beast?
Man, Woman and Beast runs 1 hour 40 minutes (100 minutes).
When was Man, Woman and Beast released?
Man, Woman and Beast was released on May 20, 1977.
Who directed Man, Woman and Beast?
Man, Woman and Beast was directed by Alberto Cavallone.
More films by Alberto Cavallone Who is in the cast of Man, Woman and Beast?
Man, Woman and Beast stars Aldo Massasso as Ernesto, Stefania Spugnini as Julia and Mónica Zanchi as Sabina, among 12 credited actors.
Does Man, Woman and Beast have a post-credit scene?
No. Man, Woman and Beast has no extra scene during or after the credits.
What language is Man, Woman and Beast in?
The original language of Man, Woman and Beast is Italian.
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