Skandaaliprinsessa

Original title: A Breath of Scandal

1960
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1h 37m

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5.5/10

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Sophia Loren, John Gavin, and Maurice Chevalier in Skandaaliprinsessa (1960)

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Comedy Drama Romance

Princess Olympia (Sophia Loren), despite her life status cannot resist the urge to satisfy her sexual appetites. Exiled to the countryside, Olympia falls in love with American millionaire Ch... Read allPrincess Olympia (Sophia Loren), despite her life status cannot resist the urge to satisfy her sexual appetites. Exiled to the countryside, Olympia falls in love with American millionaire Charlie Foster (John Gavin).Princess Olympia (Sophia Loren), despite her life status cannot resist the urge to satisfy her sexual appetites. Exiled to the countryside, Olympia falls in love with American millionaire Charlie Foster (John Gavin).

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IMDb RATING

5.5/10

955

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Sophia Loren and John Gavin in Skandaaliprinsessa (1960)

Sophia Loren and Waveney Lee in Skandaaliprinsessa (1960)

Sophia Loren in Skandaaliprinsessa (1960)

Friedrich von Ledebur in Skandaaliprinsessa (1960)

Angela Lansbury and Tullio Carminati in Skandaaliprinsessa (1960)

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Trivia
The 1960 stereo issue of this movie's soundtrack album (Imperial LP 12068W) is considered one of the rarest in the history of vinyl collecting.

Goofs
Vehicles are seen driving on the right. The Austrians drove on the left until about 1933, well after the period of this story.

Connections
Version of His Glorious Night (1929)

Soundtracks
A Breath of Scandal
Written by Robert Stolz and Al Stillman
Sung by Maurice Chevalier

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6/10

Good Movie

"A Breath of Scandal" is a solid film that straddles the line between drama and comedy. It features an interesting cast of characters who illustrate some of the peculiarities of the aristocracy while comparing and contrasting those mores to the more folksy egalitarianism of Charlie and America. It is a mostly good time even if the film doesn't fully resonate with or impact the viewer. It shares some similarities with another Sophia Loren film from 1960, "The Millionairess." I rate both 6/10 and deem them both worth watching even if they are somewhat turgid.

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