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In response to an editor claiming (without providing a source or a proof) the film premiered in 1975, and as discussed here, I suggest anyone doubtful about the correct date of release to consult the historical online archive of the Italian newspaper La Stampa (link), which shows the film was actually released in September 1973, as written in the McFarland book actually used as a source in the infobox (see La Stampa, 22 September 1973, issue 221, page 7, column "Dove andiamo stasera"). While it is not linkable, it is sufficient to write in the seach bar l'ultima chance ursula (or similar searches) and to order the results per date. Furthermore, I added to the article a review published by the same newspaper in November '73 ("Una storia di gioielli: L'ultima chance con Fabio Testi e la Andress", La Stampa, 4 November 1973, issue 260, page 8). There are also other articles and columns in the same year which show the film was screened in that period, eg. "Cinema prime visioni", Stampa Sera, 29 October 1973, issue 252, page 6 and "Il film del giorno", Stampa Sera, 3 November 1973, issue 257, page 9. Also, all the three sources actually included in the article reports 1973 as the year of release, as well as many others in Google Books (eg. )--Cavarrone22:25, 19 March 2016 (UTC)Reply
