Zsa Zsa Gabor in "La contessa azzurra" (dir. Claudio Gora - 1960).
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Zsa Zsa Gabor in "La contessa azzurra" (dir. Claudio Gora - 1960).
Un angelo per Satana (1966)
poster art by Mario Piovano
The Sunday Woman | Luigi Comencini | 1975
Ah, a cinephile!
Antonio Orlando, Claudio Gora
Films Watched in 2023:
35. Diabolik/Danger: Diabolik (1968) - Dir. Mario Bava
Claudia Cardinale in...
This is one of my favorite Claudia Cardinale movies, she was 20 years old and I consider this film to be one of the "forgotten" ones since it has never been highlighted in the filmography of Claudia and the other actors in the movie, and it is an entertaining film to watch and you can appreciate beautiful Italy in the late 50's. It is a comedy/romance film.
~Three young people from Milan go by train to Rome to spend the Easter weekend. While walking through the streets of the city, tired and with pain in their feet, they catch the attention of three boys posing as foreign tourists, so they can accompany them in the car without having to get tired anymore. The farce will continue throughout the day until night, when the three boys will discover their Lombard identity. The next day the three boys decide to make him pay, behaving rudely until the girls reveal themselves. After the arguments that follow, everything will end with a happy ending.~
▪ Françoise Danell, Yvonne Monlaur and Claudia Cardinale in behind the scenes of the film "Tre Straniere a Roma" directed by Claudio Gora and released on November 2, 1958. 📷 Photo by Instituto Luce in: 04/29/1958.
Marina Berti "The sky is pink" (Il cielo è rosso) 1950, de Claudio Gora.
Danger: Diabolik (1968)
Director - Mario Bava, Cinematography - Antonio Rinaldi
"The whole underworld worries me less than a single man, Diabolik."