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Whatever cinematic value Scent of Mystery had was dissolved by the film's gimmick, dubbed "Smell-O-Vision." The idea was to rig up a device in each theatre, from which would emanate a scent that corresponded with whatever image was on screen: the smell of roses for a garden, the odor of fish for an ocean scene, and so forth. Mike Todd Jr ...
23. Mai 2022 · scent of mystery, holiday in spain, peter lorre, denholm elliott, beverly bentley, paul lukas, elizabeth taylor. Language. English. IMDB: Vacationing Englishman Oliver Larker stumbles upon a plot to kill a young American tourist in Spain. Addeddate. 2022-05-23 19:20:32.
Scent of Mystery is THE original Smell-O-Vision movie. A murder mystery set on location in Spain, the film features an all-star cast including Leo McKern, Peter Lorre, Denholm Elliott and Diana Dors. The plot revolves around the pursuit of a ‘Mystery Girl’ present only via her distinctive perfume until the final moments of the film...
This beautifully photographed mystery/chase film takes its cast through the Spanish landscape, but the real star of the picture is "Smell-O-Vision." Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/4 | Oct 26 ...
Scent of Mystery, which is also known as Holiday in Spain. Stars Denholm Elliott and the talented but mysterious Peter Lorre. at the beginning, the card tells us we're going to see the original Smilebox version. wikipedia dot org shows us that this is a curved version of letterbox filming, where the camera tries to show things from the viewers point of view, curving around the viewer. then we ...
9. Juli 2020 · Scent of Mystery (1960) Jul 9, 2020. Also Known As: Holiday in Spain. Directed by: Jack Cardiff. Synopsis: Mystery novelist Oliver Larker (Denholm Elliot) is looking forward to a relaxing vacation in Spain until he accidentally stumbles upon a murder plot. Purr Blur: At one point Oliver is in a taxi cab chasing after a convertible, urging the ...
Scent of Mystery (1960) was one of the most luxurious productions shot in Andalusia at the time. It was called to revolutionize cinema since it was shot in 70mm and with the Smell-O-Vision or Odorama system, which added the smell to the cinematic experience. The protagonist’s perfume, the popular Malaga wine and the gunpowder from the pistols ...
