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Europe '51 ()

Europa '51 (original title)
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A wealthy woman becomes obsessed with humanitarianism when her young son dies after committing suicide.
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Irene Girard
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George Girard
Ettore Giannini ...
Andrea Casatti
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Giulietta, detta Passerotto
Teresa Pellati ...
Ines
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Signora Puglisi
Tina Perna ...
Cesira
Sandro Franchina ...
Michele Girard
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Signora Galli
Silvana Veronese
William Tubbs ...
Professor Alessandrini
Alberto Plebani ...
Signor Puglisi
Eleonora Barracco
Alfonso Di Stefano
Alfred Browne ...
Prete
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Carlo Hintermann ...
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Psichiatra (uncredited)
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Infermiera della casa di cura (uncredited)
Gianna Segale ...
Infermiera dell'ospedale (uncredited)
Giancarlo Vigorelli ...
Giudice (uncredited)

Directed by

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Roberto Rossellini

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Roberto Rossellini ... (story)
 
Roberto Rossellini ... (written by) and
Sandro De Feo ... (written by) and
Mario Pannunzio ... (written by) and
Ivo Perilli ... (written by) and
Brunello Rondi ... (written by)

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Dino De Laurentiis ... associate producer
Carlo Ponti ... associate producer
Roberto Rossellini ... producer

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Renzo Rossellini

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Aldo Tonti

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Jolanda Benvenuti ... (as Iolanda Benvenuti)

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Sandro Corbo ... assistant editor

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Virgilio Marchi

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Ferdinando Ruffo

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Nando Pisani ... production manager
Bruno Todini ... general production manager

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Marcello Caracciolo Di Laurino ... first assistant director (as Marcello Caracciolo)
William Demby ... second assistant director
Marcello Girosi ... first assistant director
Antonio Pietrangeli ... second assistant director

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Piero Cavazzuti ... sound
Paolo Uccello ... sound

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Luciano Tonti ... assistant camera / camera operator

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Fernanda Gattinoni ... costumes: Miss Bergman

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Renzo Rossellini ... conductor

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Sandro Corso ... script supervisor

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Pio Angeletti ... production assistant
Trento Petrella ... production assistant
Nando Pisani ... production assistant
Federico Teti ... production assistant
Lola Braccini ... italian voice dubbing (uncredited)
Giorgio Capecchi ... italian voice dubbing (uncredited)
Emilio Cigoli ... italian voice dubbing: Alexander Knox (uncredited)
Gualtiero De Angelis ... italian voice dubbing: Antonio Pietrangeli (uncredited)
Lauro Gazzolo ... italian voice dubbing (uncredited)
Micaela Giustiniani ... italian voice dubbing: Rossana Rory (uncredited)
Pino Locchi ... italian voice dubbing (uncredited)
Augusto Marcacci ... italian voice dubbing: Giancarlo Vigorelli (uncredited)
Renata Marini ... italian voice dubbing: Tina Perna (uncredited)
Giulio Panicali ... italian voice dubbing: Ettore Giannini (uncredited)
Luigi Pavese ... italian voice dubbing (uncredited)
Amilcare Pettinelli ... italian voice dubbing: Alberto Plebani (uncredited)
Maria Saccenti ... italian voice dubbing: Maria Zanoli (uncredited)
Giovanna Scotto ... italian voice dubbing (uncredited)
Lydia Simoneschi ... italian voice dubbing: Ingrid Bergman (uncredited)
Renato Turi ... italian voice dubbing: Alfred Brown (uncredited)
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Plot Summary

Irene Girard is an ambassador's wife and used to living in luxury. After the dramatic death of her son, she feels guilty of having neglected him and feels compelled to help people in need who cross her path. One day she offers shelter to a man who is evading justice, and she ends being arrested herself. Her husband, for the sake of social propriety, arranges for a doctor to declare her insane. Irene escapes one prison to enter another, and to reflect on what sort of society she lives in. Written by Artemis-9

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Taglines BERGMAN'S BACK! The event and performance the motion picture world has waited for for four long years! See more »
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Also Known As
  • The Greatest Love (United States)
  • Europe '51 (United States)
  • Europe '51 (World-wide, English title)
  • Europe '51 (United Kingdom)
  • No Greater Love (United Kingdom)
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Trivia The square Irene and Andrea drive to is the Campidoglio in Rome. The equestrian statue is of Marcus Aurelius, emperor and stoic philosopher. See more »
Goofs When Michele falls down the stairs, his parents rush to the car to get him to the hospital. When his mother finds him, she is wearing the white gown she wore at the dinner. When they first arrive at the hospital, she has a fur coat on. A few hours later, suddenly she has changed into a grey suit. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into Damned! Daney (1991). See more »
Soundtracks Bésame Mucho See more »
Quotes Irene Girard: It is just that the love we feel for those closest to us, for those who should be and maybe really are dearest to us, suddenly isn't enough. It seems too selfish, too narrow. So, that we feel the need to share it, to make our love bigger until it embraces everyone.
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