Magic Village
1955 film
- Vitaliano Brancati
- Vittorio De Seta
- Jean-Paul Le Chanois
- Francesco Alliata
- Jules Borkon
- Cino Del Duca
- Robert Dorfmann
- Pietro Moncada
- Robert Lamoureux
- Lucia Bosè
- Hélène Rémy
Production
companies
companies
- Del Duca Productions
- Champs-Élysées Productions
Release date
- 22 March 1955 (1955-03-22)
Running time
- France
- Italy
Magic Village (French: Village magique, Italian:Vacanze d'amore) is a 1955 French-Italian comedy film directed by Jean-Paul Le Chanois and starring Robert Lamoureux, Lucia Bosè and Hélène Rémy.[1] Location shooting took place around Cefalù near Palermo.
Synopsis
Robert, a Parisian, is planning a holiday in Sicily with his new fiancée. However his work means he has to follow on a later train than his fiancée. While travelling he meets Lucienne an attractive Sicilian girl.
Cast
- Robert Lamoureux as Robert
- Lucia Bosé as Thérèse Miceli
- Hélène Rémy as Lucienne Dumas
- Delia Scala as Agatina
- Walter Chiari as Momo
- Umberto Spadaro as Don Puglisi
- Jacqueline Plessis as Colette
- Giovanni Grasso as Sindaco
- Domenico Modugno as Un frère d'Agatina
- Renato Chiantoni
- Yvon Jeanclaude as Pierre
- Giannina Chiantoni
- Germaine de France
- Judith Magre
- Jany Vallières
- René Clermont as L'homme chiffres
- Jean Péméja
- Jeanine Papoudoff
- Robert Rollis
- Clio Sally
- Françoise Hornez
- Jacques Riberolles
- Michel Le Royer
- Pippo Valente
- Rina Franchetti
- Pascale Roberts
- Christiane Dancourt
- Brigitte Elloy
- Colette Jongleux
- Georges Chamarat
- Véronique Deschamps
- Jean-Paul Le Chanois
- Michel Lemoine
- Barbara Mayo
- Marcelle Praince
- Vittoria Crispo as Agatina's mother
References
- ^ Sancisi
Bibliography
- Michele Sancisi. Walter Chiari: un animale da palcoscenico. Mediane, 2011.
External links
- Magic Village at IMDb
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