La donna della domenica

1975
T
1h 49min

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6,5/10

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Marcello Mastroianni, Jacqueline Bisset, Jean-Louis Trintignant, and Roberto Infascelli in La donna della domenica (1975)

Comedy Crime Mystery

Il commissario di polizia Santamaria sta indagando sull'assassinio dell'ambiguo architetto Garrone. Le indagini lo portano presto verso l'alta società torinese ma i risultati sono poco chiar... Leggi tuttoIl commissario di polizia Santamaria sta indagando sull'assassinio dell'ambiguo architetto Garrone. Le indagini lo portano presto verso l'alta società torinese ma i risultati sono poco chiari, e succede un altro omicidio.Il commissario di polizia Santamaria sta indagando sull'assassinio dell'ambiguo architetto Garrone. Le indagini lo portano presto verso l'alta società torinese ma i risultati sono poco chiari, e succede un altro omicidio.

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Quiz
The first 10 notes of the first and second lines, with the first 8 of the last line of the jaunty whistling theme in the score, along with their chord progressions, are identical to the chorus of the pop hit from the previous year, "Billy Don't be a Hero" by Murray & Callendar, but with the lines cut short.

Blooper
While Commissioner Santamaria and Anna Carla talk in the park, a microphone is repeatedly seen over the top of the camera.

Citazioni
Benito's Wife: The richer they are, the sluttier.

Connessioni
Featured in V.I.P.-Schaukel: Episodio #6.3 (1976)

Colonne sonore
Centomila violoncelli
Written by Mario Casacci, Alberto Ciambricco, Leonardo Cortese
Performed by Italo Janne

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Recensione in evidenza

6/10

Does Not Hold Up as Well as Other Italian 70s Films

The Sunday Woman is a dramatic comedy with a murder mystery, but sadly the humor is quaint and childish, focused on phallic statues and pillows in the shape of a butt. I guess this was considered risque to the most conservative or older audiences in 1975 but La donna della domenica FEELS even older than that.

Jacqueline Bisset (yes, that Jacqueline Bisset) plays a wealthy wife of an aristocrat whose philandering husband ignores her nightly, and despite their young daughter, she's quite bored with her life since there are servants and nannies to meet her every whim. Anna Carla in true Mid-Century socialite fashion is besties with a gay man, Massimo, and they ingratiate themselves into a murder mystery that accidentally involves them due to a misinterpreted letter by two recently fired servants.

Bisset is decked out like it's 1955 with carefully curled short hair and tailored dresses, which sets the tone for the entire story. It's one of the most boring mysteries I've seen to come out of Italy from the time period, likely due to its attempts to mimic Hollywood films from a good 15-20 years prior.