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La vedova X (1955) Online
1955 Leonardo Botta Anna Maria Ferrero Patricia Roc Lewis Milestone
Original Title :
La vedova X
Genre :
Movie / Romance
Year :
1955
Directror :
Lewis Milestone
Cast :
Leonardo Botta,Anna Maria Ferrero,Patricia Roc
Writer :
Giuseppe Mangione,Lewis Milestone
Type :
Movie
Time :
1h 35min
Rating :
4.4/10

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La vedova X (1955) Online

The young race car driver Vittorio is undecided whether to marry the rich widow Diana or the innocent young girl Adriana. Vittorio indecision brings suffering to Diana and Adriana until he is killed in an automobile accident.
Credited cast:
Leonardo Botta Leonardo Botta - Bonelli
Anna Maria Ferrero Anna Maria Ferrero - Adriana
Patricia Roc Patricia Roc - Diana
Massimo Serato Massimo Serato - Vittorio
Akim Tamiroff Akim Tamiroff - The Uncle

The film was released originally as "La Vedova X" in Italy on August 1, 1955 in its original Italian language 95 minute length. The film has its English language release in the United States as "The Widow" in 1957. The film had its French language release in France as "La Veuve" in 1959.

Production on this film began in 1954.

The film had its original release on August 1, 1955 in Italy as "La Vedova X" in its original Italian-language 95-minute length.

The film has its English language release in 1957 in the United States as "The Widow".

The film had its French language release in France as "La Veuve" in 1959.


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Lanadrta

Tail end of the great Lewis Milestone, this attempt at a torrid woman's film, of the kind Lana Turner was attempting at the time, sank from view after a flash release as a second feature. The audience I saw it with booed it. Now how often does that happen?

The central failure is Patricia Roc's attempt at fading allure. There's actually quite a bit to admire - particularly for Milestone fans who will spot him framing characters in windows and doors again and fielding his regular Akim Tamiroff. Anna-Maria Ferrero (Il Gobbo di Roma) was registering as a promising new comer at this stage and the black and white craftsmanship is quite adequate.