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The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone (TV 2003)A failing star is faced with a life-style change when her rich husband suddenly dies while they are en route to Italy. She then sets off in a series of flings with gigolos found for her by ... See full summary » Director:Robert Allan Ackerman |
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Title: The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone (TV 2003)
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Tom Stone
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Christopher
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Lorenzo
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Julia
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Karen's Secretary
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Barber
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Riccardo Sardonè | ... |
Marco
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Dona Granata | ... |
Mama Pepisco
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Aldo Signoretti | ... |
Papa Pepisco
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A failing star is faced with a life-style change when her rich husband suddenly dies while they are en route to Italy. She then sets off in a series of flings with gigolos found for her by an aging contessa. Each contact spirals further out of control until she becomes obsessed with one young man, who initially treats her well, but then with disdain. Written by John Sacksteder <jsackste@bellsouth.net>
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4 May 2003 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Em Roma na Primavera See more »Company Credits
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Written by Pierre-Jean Gido
Published by Kosinus
Courtesy of Alan Ett Music Group
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When Paolo takes off his shirt in the car, the blue tattoo on his chest shows through the makeup intended to conceal it. See more »Quotes
Karen Stone: Beauty is a world of its own. It has a godly license. I know it only too well, I possessed it once. And then the license was revoked.See more »
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"Cha Cha di Amore"Written by Pierre-Jean Gido
Published by Kosinus
Courtesy of Alan Ett Music Group
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An intelligent and multi-layered treatment of the 1961 film classic from Tennessee Williams. Helen Mirren gives one of her best performances. All the casting works well. The pacing and cinematography is beautiful. John Altman's music is brooding and portends of the emptiness and tragic self-discovery that Mrs. Stone will ultimately find herself facing. Nice job Showtime. Please consider a DVD offering.