Réalisation:
Vittorio De SicaPhotographie:
Roberto GerardiMusique:
Armando TrovajoliActeurs·trices:
Sophia Loren, Marcello Mastroianni, Aldo Puglisi, Tecla Scarano, Marilù Tolo, Alfio Vita, Pia LindströmRésumés(1)
Pendant la seconde guerre mondiale, Domenico Soriano, commerçant appartenant à une famille napolitaine aisée, rencontre dans un bordel Filumena Marturano, une femme d'origine humble. Il en tombe amoureux et l'emmène vivre chez lui. Après vingt ans de concubinage, et bien qu'elle ait toujours scrupuleusement joué son rôle de femme et de domestique, Filumena n'a pas encore reçu de proposition de mariage et décide de faire croire à Domenico qu'elle est mourante... (Carlotta Films)
(plus)Critiques (5)
This is all about Italian smallness delivered with grace on the big screen by an established couple who have become Italy above all else.
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Une comédie italienne tonitruante qui porte un message moral entre ses lignes. Ça ne m’a pas impressionné et c'est probablement dû au fait que Sophia Lauren me paraît surestimée, tant pour son apparence que pour son jeu. Marcelo Mastroianni, par contre, est un acteur excellent, il n’y a pas de doute là-dessus. Mais bon, je n’ai pas d’affinité particulière pour l’Italie et le cinéma italien, mon cœur penchant plutôt pour la France et l'Allemagne.
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I think Sophia Loren is highly overrated. In this movie she just turned thirty and she looked like a decent fifty year old Czech woman. On one hand, that is a criticism, on the other hand also a compliment. Nevertheless, I would expect a different comparison for Sophia, who is considered the Actress of 20th century. She did not dazzle me. Nor did the crazy Italian Marcello Mastroianni, who plays a character who is afraid to accept reality. Anybody can flatter and lie to the society but facing it is a form of art. Add in the classic Italian wannabe funny household and you have a movie that I really did not enjoy at all.
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They met during the war during the bombing of Naples. He is a successful businessman from a well-off family and he has a soft spot for her, but he can’t and doesn’t want to give up his other amorous adventures just because of her. She is significantly younger, illiterate but with common sense and loose woman in a higher league. She loves him, but... Alternative title: how time passes in one passionate relationship full of intrigue and hypocrisy from both sides, where life is one big rollercoaster. But if you think that it is something out of a cheap romance novel, check out the director’s name. Got that? Then perhaps everything is clear... It may not be De Sica's best film, but it’s probably the best-acted one, as the proverbial chemistry between the central Loren/Mastroianni duo is something rarely seen on screen.
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I was expecting less drama and more comedy, because I was in the mood for comedy. Unfortunately, there is not much humor in Marriage Italian Style, and when it does appear, it's more in the kind of gentle form, no attacks on the diaphragm like Bankers Also Have Souls with Claudia Cardinale. In my opinion, the film was also harmed by the Czech version, in which Marcello Mastroianni was voiced by Vladimir Brabec, but he came across as tired, and the other voices were bland. Three and a half stars.
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