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[[File:Suspiria starring Mary Pickford.jpg|thumb|Earliest known poster for '''Suspiria (Mary Pickford film)'''.]]
[[File:Suspiria starring Mary Pickford.jpg|thumb|Earliest known poster for Mary Pickford's '''''Suspiria'''''.]]
'''Suspiria (Mary Pickford film)''' is a supernatural horror film written and produced by Mary Pickford, who also played the lead role.  The film was directed by novice filmmaker Dario Argento, who went on to release his own version in 1978.
'''''Suspiria''''' is a supernatural horror film written and produced by Mary Pickford, who also played the lead role.  The film was directed by novice filmmaker Dario Argento, who went on to release his own version in 1978.


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== In the News ==

Revision as of 17:45, 26 August 2024

Earliest known poster for Mary Pickford's Suspiria.

Suspiria is a supernatural horror film written and produced by Mary Pickford, who also played the lead role. The film was directed by novice filmmaker Dario Argento, who went on to release his own version in 1978.

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