Dolls - Bambole

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Though hard to see, the luggage set that David and Rosemary have when entering the mansion through t [...]	D
Over 100 young girls auditioned for the role of Judy before Carrie Lorraine was selected. The bigges [...]	D
Because Empire Pictures wanted the film to be more like Stuart Gordon's previous film, Re-Animator ( [...]	D
Cigarette smoke was used to create the smoky effects of the dolls being destroyed when their porcela [...]	D
The dolls weren't initially meant to have an organic structure. In the original script, if any doll' [...]	D
Actor Stephen Lee (Ralph Morris) was encouraged to improvise his comical moments.	D
The edition of Hansel and Gretel that Judy reads belonged to the children of director Stuart Gordon [...]	D
The fashions worn by Enid and Isabelle were inspired by Madonna, who was often photographed sporting [...]	D
The dolls in the film have various different origins explaining their ability to come to life. Mr. P [...]	D
The film originated with the poster image of a doll holding its own eyeballs and producer Charles Ba [...]	D
For the scenes in the attic, Carolyn Purdy-Gordon portrayed the character of Isabel, with the help o [...]	D
Stuart Gordon chose Hilary Mason for the film based on her performance in A Venezia... un dicembre r [...]	D
The filmmakers made young Carrie Lorraine watch Bunty Bailey get into makeup for her death scene to [...]	D
Carolyn Purdy-Gordon, who plays Rosemary, is married to director Stuart Gordon.	D
The whispering sounds of the dolls were done by a group of Stuart Gordon's friends and family, inclu [...]	D
The most difficult shots in the film to accomplish were of the dolls attacking the characters, as th [...]	D
This film was initially unpopular with viewers, particularly Stuart Gordon fans, as it was more tame [...]	D
Despite being shot before From Beyond - Terrore dall'ignoto (1986), this is director Stuart Gordon's [...]	D
The film's trailer re-uses music from Vestito per uccidere (1980).	D
Stuart Gordon was, at one point, very interested in directing a sequel to this film. The initial sto [...]	D
The film spent nearly a year in the editing room due to the doll effects in post-production.	D
Carrie Lorraine was absolutely terrified by the monstrous teddy bear and throughout the shoot the cr [...]	D
Rubber inflatable prosthetics were used to create the effect of David turning into a doll. A punch d [...]	D
The close-up shot of Enid grabbing her "Boy Toy" belt as she's fighting the dolls was actually Carol [...]	D
Ian Patrick Williams remained in close contact with Hilary Mason after the film until her death. The [...]	D
The scene where Ralph bumps into the hanging lamp in Gabriel's workshop took 10-12 takes to get righ [...]	D
Director Stuart Gordon was afraid of porcelain dolls in real life.	D
Judy is given a Punch doll (not the one her father gets turned into), as it goes together with her n [...]	D
It took 3-4 days to shoot Rosemary's death scene, as it was the first death in the film where the do [...]	D
Most of the actors in the film were hired from Stuart Gordon's theatre company.	D
The film was shot on a set in Italy, as it was cheaper to shoot there than in Los Angeles, and it av [...]	D
This film is Carolyn Purdy-Gordon's favorite film of her own filmography.	D
The dolls in the film were created with a combination of puppets, marionettes, stop-motion animation [...]	D
Guy Rolfe had to bleach his hair white for this film. He wasn't particularly happy when his hair ori [...]	D
Actress Carrie Lorraine (Judy Bower) only had one previous film credit before this film, Poltergeist [...]	D
Carolyn Purdy-Gordon's stunt double was a man when her character falls out the window. She was repor [...]	D
The third film with director Stuart Gordon and stars Carolyn Purdy-Gordon and Ian Patrick Williams a [...]	D
Body Count: 4 (Isabel, Rosemary Bower, Enid, and David Bower. Technically, the body count is 0, as t [...]	D
Carolyn Purdy-Gordon suffered a minor injury during the filming of her death scene, as the doll usin [...]	D
Actress and model Bunty Bailey, who plays Isabel, is the girl in the Norwegian pop group a-ha's musi [...]	D
This film was shot before Stuart Gordon's next film, From Beyond - Terrore dall'ignoto (1986), and w [...]	D
The film's budget was about $2 million.	D
The house was constructed inside of a soundstage at the Italian studio formerly owned by Dino De Lau [...]	D
Guy Rolfe was cast in the film based on his performance in Mr. Sardonicus (1961). Director Stuart Go [...]	D

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After Enid smashes a doll face at the attic , another doll jumps to attack her, the strings and the [...]	D
When toy soldiers fire at Enid, wires operating them can be clearly seen.	D
When Punch comes to life near the end the strings and puppeteer's hand are plainly visible.	D
First time we see Mr. Punch speak there's a close-up shot of the doll's face, staring directly into [...]	D
When Gabriel is talking about storms, he is holding the pipe with his both hands, but in the next sh [...]	D
At the end, when the old man and his wife came to wake up Ralph and Judy you can see clearly the ref [...]	D
When Rosemary runs to jump through the window, it is cracked before she reaches it.	D
Isabel says to Enid that they will keep the music on and then later no one will notice her leaving t [...]	D
When Enid is approaching Isabelle in the attic, her lighter can obviously shed light on Isabelle's f [...]	D
When the first girl is thrown out into the hallway after being smashed against the wall, she reaches [...]	D
When the dolls first attack Rosemary, many dolls are on the stomach or chest area on Rosemary but wh [...]	D
As Isabel is getting rammed against the floorboard headfirst, the amount of blood splatter on the wa [...]	D
When David is in the car getting ready to exit and push the car, it's clearly raining, but in the ne [...]	D
When Judy and Ralph sneak into Gabriel's doll workshop, Judy is standing next to Ralph, but all of a [...]	D
When Judy is going to the kitchen with the rest of the characters, she stops by the door to listen t [...]	D

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Enid: Oh my god. The girl was right. The little pe [...]	D
Ralph: Ya know, I can remember every toy I had as [...]	D
Gabriel: What's the matter... afraid of the dark? [...]	D
David Bower: Judy, I warned you about that crap.	D
Rosemary Bower: [Slapping Judy on the back of the [...]	D
Judy Bower: I think it was around here. Ralph: Yo [...]	D
David Bower: Fuck you, clowny!	D
David Bower: [Sipping from a glass] At least the o [...]	D
David Bower: [Referring to Rosemary nearly hitting [...]	D
Gabriel Hartwicke: You like toys?	D
Judy Bower: Daddy stop swearing, Mommy says it's n [...]	D

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