The lawyer Federico Fendi has reasons to believe that his wife Carla in secret is Rome's highest paid prostitute.The lawyer Federico Fendi has reasons to believe that his wife Carla in secret is Rome's highest paid prostitute.The lawyer Federico Fendi has reasons to believe that his wife Carla in secret is Rome's highest paid prostitute.
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Gigi Proietti
- Fabre
- (as Luigi Proietti)
Inna Alexeievna
- Old Woman on Train
- (as Inna Alexeieff)
Ermelinda De Felice
- Fishmonger's Wife
- (as Linda De Felice)
Gabriella Boccardo
- Anna
- (as Gabriella Grimaldi)
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- TriviaThe film was first envisaged as a starring vehicle for Marcello Mastroianni and Kim Novak with Frank Perry directing.
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Old Woman on Train: I am not old. I am not old. I am just lived for a long time.
- Alternate versionsThe film was not released theatrically in the U.S., but was aired on CBS at 11:30 p.m. on July 20, 1972, in a re-edited, shorter version, with a new score by 'Stu Phillips (I)'.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Legendy mirovogo kino: Anouk Aimée
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...this movie deserves a DVD release. I saw it on TV(missed the opening credits) years ago and years after its theatrical release. I had to call a friend to find out who this "European" director was. Surprise--Lumet? Still, I found the ambiguities and open-endedness intriguing. Glacial pacing? Bad acting? I've seen worse. Cinematography and narrative arc were unusual for an American director. The beautiful Anouk Aimée is always eminently watchable and for that alone we should be able to watch this again. Anyone out there have the wherewithal to get this out on DVD? I'm sure others would like to give this one another go and reconsider their opinions.
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