The Monk (1972 film)
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"Luis Buñuel and Jean-Claude Carrière attempted to film a version of The Monk in the 1960s, but the project was halted due to lack of funds. Buñuel's friend, the Greek director Ado Kyrou, used this script as the basis for his 1972 film version. Le Moine (The Monk) boasted an international cast with Franco Nero in the title role."--Sholem stein |
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The Monk is a 1972 French-German-Italian-Belgian gothic horror-drama film directed by Ado Kyrou. It is based on the eponymous novel written by Matthew Gregory Lewis.
The film premiered on November 2 1972. The screenplay was by Luis Buñuel, Jean-Claude Carrière and Adonis Kyrou. It starred Franco Nero as Ambrosio and Nathalie Delon as Matilda.
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Cast
- Franco Nero : Ambrosio
- Nathalie Delon : Mathilde
- Nadja Tiller : Elvira
- Élisabeth Wiener : Agnès
- Eliana De Santis : Antonia
- Nicol Williamson : Duke of Talamur
- Agnès Capri
- Maria Machado
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