One on Top of the Other (1969)
A San Francisco doctor encounters a prostitute who bears a striking resemblance to his late wife.
Top billed cast
Jean SorelDr. George Dumurrier
Marisa MellSusan Dumurrier / Monica Weston
Elsa MartinelliJane Bleeker
Alberto de MendozaHenry Dumurrier
John IrelandInspector Wald
Riccardo CucciollaBenjamin Wormser
Franco BalducciOfficer Loveday
Bill VandersInsurance Agent
Giuseppe AddobbatiBrent
Félix DafauceRoyal Insurance Official
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