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Me I always love. I listen several time in a month. Precioso. This was Fellini's directorial debut, although he had been involved in the Italian cinema for quite some time as a writer, mainly. "The White Sheik" heralded the great things that Fellini had in store for all his admirers. It is also the debut of a character that will come to life later on, Cabiria, the prostitute with the heart of gold, the eternal optimist, whose story will be told a few years later in full length.

Fellini was indeed inspired for this picture. He was lucky in finding collaborators of the stature of Tullio Pinelli, who will be linked to Mr. Fellini in many other projects, Michelangelo Antonionni, himself a distinguished director, and Ennio Flaiano. The music of Nino Rota adds another layer to this film with its tuneful score. Arturo Gallea's wonderful black and white photography looks as though it was just shot, with its crisp details of that Rome of the early 1950s in all its splendor. Ivan Cavalli, an older man has married the beautiful, and younger, Wanda. They come from a small town and their honeymoon is to be spent in Rome, taking the sights and visiting his well connected relatives. The arrival at the train station captures the chaos and confusion that looks pretty much the same today. The prim Ivan is taken aback when the clerk at the Tre Fiori hotel shouts to take the couple to the "honeymoon suite" on the third floor. Wanda, who is much younger, has something else in mind. She, like a lot of women of that era in Italy, loved the romance stories that were beautifully photographed and which had its followers who adored figures like Fernando Rivoli, the hunk male star of those soap opera paperbacks. Wanda, has been corresponding with the office that handles the production of those penny romances, goes to meet her idol. Wanda, a naive woman, is an instant hit with the woman who writes some of the stories, who tells her Fernando is downstairs waiting for her. Well, that's the beginning for Wanda's fling with celebrity. In the meantime, Ivan awakens to a flooded room because Wanda forgot to turn off the water in the bath tub. Little does he know, but his punctual uncle and his family await the newlyweds downstairs, but Wanda is missing. What to do? Ivan does everything to excuse his absent bride to the uncle, telling them she feels too sick to go with them. Ivan decides to go along with the relatives not knowing what else to do. The visit to the Pope, a highlight of the trip, has to be postponed. Wanda finds herself on a beach location where some of the White Sheik's photography is to be shot. She makes quite an impression with her idol, who sees in the naive woman an easy prey. Little prepares him for the way everything will turn against him as his jealous wife arrives to the shoot. Wanda, has to find her own way to Rome in the company of a beach goer who sees in Wanda the same thing Rivoli saw: sex! Leopoldo Trieste, who plays Ivan Cavalli, was the perfect man to play this fastidious man. Mr. Trieste runs away with the picture. The only concern for this stuffy man is his honor. The mere idea of having his good name sullied by Wanda simply is too much for him; it horrifies him. Mr. Trieste, one of the best film actors in Italian cinema makes a wonderful Ivan. Brunella Bovo appears as Wanda, the young bride. Ms. Bovo is also marvelous in the film. She is a romantic woman who probably is married to Ivan to please her parents. Ivan is the opposite of her idea of what those heroes of the romance novels she adores, must look like. Wanda is horrified when she realizes what her idol Rivoli expects from her. Fellini and his team were blessed in casting Alberto Sordi as Rivoli. This actor was at an excellent moment in his film career. His larger than life persona dazzles Wanda, but he is like some other handsome hunks that are used to easy females who he lures to bed by telling them what they want to hear. The ensemble cast is also excellent. Enzo Maggio, a notable character actor, plays the hotel concierge who is more interested in pushing post cards than giving service. Lilia Landi is Felga, one of the models posing for the novels. Ettore Maria Margadonna is seen as the well connected uncle. Giulietta Masina appears toward the end of the film as Cabiria who is walking the streets where she meets the distraught Ivan and comforts him. This delicious film is a must see for all fans of that genius that was Federico Fellini.

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@dctgfr Or Polanski without Vangelis. Film di quarant'anni che sembrano fatti ieri. Esatto. C O M P A R I N I. Likable early Fellini told in a sprightly farcical vein, with good-natured jabs against hypocritical family honour, marital disharmony and the hokeyness of pulp kitsch.

The situations are a tad too low-key to work as premium farce, but the humanity and naturalness that are invested in the story and the characters, despite all tendencies to rely on stereotypes, render this pic highly watchable, if not as memorable as later films made by the master director. And in an age when satire is often equated with a misanthropic attitude it's nice to witness a more empathic way to get one's knuckles rapped. 7 out of 10 pitying prostitutes.

Che bello. Grazie per aver presentato il Fim. A volte non scrivono niente, oltre al titolo e soprattutto quando non mi funziona bene internet è molto utile avere un'idea di quello che andrò a guardare, anno, attori, etc... Il povero Max Tortora ama Albertone forse più dei propri genitori, lo ha fatto capire in più di qualche occasione. e poi chi ha un minimo di intelligenza riesce a capire l'ironia che si nasconde dietro alle parole di Sordi. 1 nomination. See more awards ? Edit Storyline Who would have thought that only moments after arriving at Rome for their honeymoon, the young and pure bride, Wanda, would sneak out of the room, leaving her fastidious groom, Ivan, all alone? Obsessed with the masculine Fernando Rivoli--the hero of her favourite romantic photo-novel, The White Sheik--Wanda plucks up the courage to meet him in person, only to be seduced by the arrogant protagonist, so far away from the hotel and her husband. As a result--perplexed by Wanda's strange disappearance, and unable to disclose the news to his family--Ivan meanders through the ill-lit Roman streets in search of his wife, on pins and needles, waiting for their eleven o'clock appointment with his uncle and the Papal Audience at the Vatican. What does the new day have in store for the separated newlyweds? Written by Nick Riganas Plot Summary | Plot Synopsis Taglines: Incredibly Sweet and Charming Film! See more ? Details Release Date: 25 April 1956 (USA) Also Known As: The White Sheik Box Office Cumulative Worldwide Gross: $50, 512 See more on IMDbPro ? Company Credits Technical Specs Sound Mix: Mono | Mono (Western Electric Recording) See full technical specs ? Did You Know? Trivia This film has a 100% rating based on 11 critic reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. See more ? Quotes Cabiria - La prostituta: Why did she take off? Did you beat her? Ivan Cavalli: No. Did you beat her? Cabiria's Friend - La prostituta: Were you a naughty boy? Connections Featured in In Search of Fellini (2017) See more ?.
Synopsis Two newlyweds travel to Rome for their honeymoon. The bride is a lover of "fotoromanzi" and while in Rome she meets and runs away with her hero, the "White Sheik". However she is soon deluded when she discovers that the actor who plays the Sheik is much less heroic than she imagined. She shamefully returns to her husband. ??? ??? ????? ???? ????.? ?The last scene can't erase in my heart!?? Wonderful movie. YouTube. I LOVE this movie! It's so nice to see a fun Fellini movie with pure humor?no deep symbolism, semi-autobiographical narcissism, or self- analysis here. I think that this is one of the few non-English movies where I laughed out loud- while viewing it by myself! The plot is funny enough, but the thing that really nailed it for me was the expressions and gestures of the two main characters.

The movies starts as a couple comes to Rome on their honeymoon. Since the husband's uncle is an important public official, he has arranged a VIP tour of the city for them-?including an audience with the Pope. The husband, Ivan (Leopoldo Trieste) is anxious for everything to go well for between his uncle and his new wife, Wanda. (Brunella Bovo. However, Wanda is swept away by the chance to visit a photographic comic book studio (or fumetti) where a serial romance with her favorite star, The White Sheik, is being made. She wants to know the future of the fumetti plot and get 'The White Sheik's autograph. When Wanda disappears, Ivan is left to make excuses to his uncle for her whereabouts. In the meantime, she is taken away into by the fumetti group's photograph sessions. As time runs low, they are both left on a comical verge of a nervous breakdown.

Totò, Sordi, Mastroianni, Manfredi, Tognazzi, Gassman, non vi dimenticheremo mai. Mi ricordate mio padre. R a r o. ma un casanova romanesco (anche se parla veneto) non poteva essere. God I love Rota's music... I'm a huge Fellini fan, got ALL his DVD's and this post brings back so many if they are real memories from my life. but actually they are memories from Fellini's wow what a funny thing, that I expect other fans suffer too, is thar I can't al ways atssociate the melody with the particular cause being all by the samecomposer, I guess there share stylistic similarites. But it doesn't matter what fim it is for. it's all Federico-Nino. Grazie forever.
Meravigliosa musica di Nino Rota. Saluti da Marsiglia. Talvez a música mais harmônica de todos os tempos. Cercavo questo spot da ANNI! e poi Ostia? Io ci vivo! Oddio. Did you see how she seems to look directly into the camera at the very end? its like Giulietta is signaling to the worried audience that, through all her turmoils, she will in fact be all right. it is such a beautiful ending. She may have had a troubled past, but she will continue living for those brief fleeting experiences where happiness is present. She'll move on! That is the beauty of Fellini and Masina.
Mega ultra genial. Quanto ci manchi Albertone nostro... Sublime. Masterpiece. Editorial Reviews Netherlands released, PAL/Region 2. 4 DVD: it WILL NOT play on standard US DVD player. You need multi-region PAL/NTSC DVD player to view it in USA/Canada: LANGUAGES: Italian ( Dolby Digital 2. 0), Czech ( Subtitles), Danish ( Subtitles), Dutch ( Subtitles), English ( Subtitles), Finnish ( Subtitles), German ( Subtitles), Hungarian ( Subtitles), Norwegian ( Subtitles), Polish ( Subtitles), Portuguese ( Subtitles), Spanish ( Subtitles), Swedish ( Subtitles), SPECIAL FEATURES: Black & White, Filmographies, Interactive Menu, Photo Gallery, Scene Access, SYNOPSIS: The first two days of a marriage. Ivan, a punctilious clerk brings his virginal bride to Rome for a honeymoon, an audience with the Pope, and to present her to his uncle. They arrive early in the morning, and he has time for a nap. She sneaks off to find the offices of a romance magazine she reads religiously: she wants to meet "The White Sheik, " the hero of a soap-opera photo strip. Star-struck, she ends up 20 miles from Rome, alone on a boat with the sheik. A distraught Ivan covers for her, claiming she's ill. That night, each wanders the streets, she tempted by suicide, he by prostitutes. The next day, at 11, is their papal audience. Can things still right themselves?.. White Sheik ( Lo sceicco bianco).

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