Latest / 70 80 / SETTANTAxOTTANTA: 1966. Il Grande Alberto Sordi interpreta Mr Dante Fontana nella Swinging London ne Fumo di Londra
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- 1:00of the topics discussed in the articles of the
- 1:02portal. We are with the director Massimo Lualdi
- 1:05who introduces the current topic. What are we
- 1:07talking about today? About cinema. 1966 is the
- 1:11time of the Beatles and the Swing in London,
- 1:13phenomena that Alberto Sordi, very attentive
- 1:16to the sociocultural changes, does not let himself
- 1:18escape, so much so that the immortal in the engaging
- 1:21Smoke of London, a film cemented in the memories
- 1:24also thanks to the splendid soundtrack, You Never
- 1:27Told Me, played in English by Julie Rogers. Also
- 1:49sung by the astringent Richmond Bridge. A song
- 2:08taken in Italian by Mina with the title Breve
- 2:11Amore, of which there is a version sung by Sorbi
- 2:14himself. MCL Avvocati Associati. www .lexmcl
- 2:36.it What do they think of Rome, of this Pope
- 3:07who is always traveling? I don't know, I'm from
- 3:10Perugia. Oh. Fontana Alticcio, after having drunk
- 3:52many glasses of Porto together with other guests
- 3:55of the Duchess, discovers that the piece purchased
- 3:57by his guest is a fake. He then offers himself
- 3:59to give him a more ancient look, but ending to
- 4:02generate the fake Etruscan sculpture. Unchained
- 4:05the anger of the noblewoman, Dante takes a sudden
- 4:08flight for the surrounding countryside, followed
- 4:10by the cannon shots coming from the castle. Tired
- 4:13and exhausted, Dante finds Elisabeth on the train
- 4:16back to London after some peri... Oh no, not
- 4:29all of them. I wouldn't hit a woman. Not even
- 4:33with a flower. The Italian, wearing a blonde
- 4:38wig and clothes from the new English fashion,
- 4:41is now in love with Elisabeth, but is rejected
- 4:44by her and turns to a friend of the latter. Exhausted
- 4:46by the English youth context, Fontana gets involved
- 4:49in a gang mode, the predominant style at the
- 4:52time, but finds herself involved in a frightening
- 4:54laugh in a meadow with a band of rockers. Fontana
- 4:57discovers at his expense the reality of an England
- 5:00that is rapidly changing and the myth of a London
- 5:03now on the edge of traffic. the world. Arrested
- 5:15by the police, he is accompanied to the airport
- 5:18to be repatriated. While he is about to get on
- 5:20the plane that will take him home, Dante turns
- 5:23around to look at the land, which he loves so
- 5:25much, between disenchantment and veiled hope.
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