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TU PUNTUACIÓN
Un novelista galés que reside en Venecia es humillado por una mujer francesa amante del dinero que lo seduce con trucos eróticos.Un novelista galés que reside en Venecia es humillado por una mujer francesa amante del dinero que lo seduce con trucos eróticos.Un novelista galés que reside en Venecia es humillado por una mujer francesa amante del dinero que lo seduce con trucos eróticos.
- Premios
- 1 nominación en total
Alexis Revidis
- The Greek
- (as Alex Revidis)
John R. Pepper
- The little boy
- (as John Pepper)
Giorgio Albertazzi
- Sergio Branco Malloni - a movie director
- (sin acreditar)
Argumento
¿Sabías que...?
- CuriosidadesOriginally, this subject was offered by the Hakim brothers, who produced it, to Jean-Luc Godard to direct. Godard was anxious to sign Richard Burton for the leading role, but failed and then dropped out of the project. The Hakims instead obtained the services of another Welsh actor, Stanley Baker, who insisted on them hiring his friend Joseph Losey to direct.
- Citas
Eve Olivier: Bloody Welshman!
- ConexionesFeatured in Jeanne M. - Côté cour, côté coeur (2008)
Reseña destacada
Jeanne Moreau in Venice, listening to Billie Holiday's Willow Weep For Me while slinking about a bedroom before bathing? Yes, please. She's such a delight, but the story wasn't for me. She plays a tough high-end prostitute more than capable of looking after herself, but the men trying to buy her things to get into her pants and being so blatant about it are yucky at the outset. One of them (the rather bland Stanley Baker) is a writer who gets quite obsessed with her, and despite her telling him not to fall in love with her, naturally does so. The story then takes a page out of W. Somerset Maugham's Of Human Bondage, with her telling him to his face that he's a loser and repeatedly torturing him, and him coming back for more despite getting married to a beautiful young woman (Virna Lisi). It's not a story I care for or can empathize with.
It's great to see Moreau and my heart trilled a little with each close-up, but these characters and their relationship are so unlikeable. Even smaller things in the script are disagreeable. When she tells her backstory, she says she was orphaned at 11 and had to sexually satisfy a married man living upstairs for money, which, even as she impishly says it's fictitious, is still unpleasant. At one point the man in explaining his infidelity to his fiancée tells her "I love all women, 6 to 60," which is also quite creepy. 6??? When Eva laughs at him for falling down, he winds up and belts her in the face, which she takes simply by saying "only my husband can do that." But it's the main story, a man repeatedly coming back to humiliation, that's hard to watch.
The production quality is decent but not exceptional, especially considering the location. It's certainly not helped by the dubbing. Aspects of the story like the plagiarism that comes out or the fate of his wife seem like melodramatic padding. The film is much too long and I didn't care how it was going to turn out. It's worth seeing if you love Moreau or the city of Venice as there are some really beautiful moments for both, but overall, this was a disappointment.
It's great to see Moreau and my heart trilled a little with each close-up, but these characters and their relationship are so unlikeable. Even smaller things in the script are disagreeable. When she tells her backstory, she says she was orphaned at 11 and had to sexually satisfy a married man living upstairs for money, which, even as she impishly says it's fictitious, is still unpleasant. At one point the man in explaining his infidelity to his fiancée tells her "I love all women, 6 to 60," which is also quite creepy. 6??? When Eva laughs at him for falling down, he winds up and belts her in the face, which she takes simply by saying "only my husband can do that." But it's the main story, a man repeatedly coming back to humiliation, that's hard to watch.
The production quality is decent but not exceptional, especially considering the location. It's certainly not helped by the dubbing. Aspects of the story like the plagiarism that comes out or the fate of his wife seem like melodramatic padding. The film is much too long and I didn't care how it was going to turn out. It's worth seeing if you love Moreau or the city of Venice as there are some really beautiful moments for both, but overall, this was a disappointment.
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- 3 ene 2023
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- Fecha de lanzamiento
- Países de origen
- Idiomas
- Títulos en diferentes países
- Eve
- Localizaciones del rodaje
- Salita dei Borgia, Roma, Lacio, Italia(Eva hiding from Tyvian at night)
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- 3030 US$
- Duración1 hora 56 minutos
- Color
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.85 : 1
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