In 17th century Italy, a Spanish prince, who's searching for a bride, falls in-love with a beautiful local peasant girl.
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Title: More Than a Miracle (1967)
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2 wins & 5 nominations.
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| Sophia Loren | ... | Isabella Candeloro | |
| Omar Sharif | ... | Prince Rodrigo Fernandez | |
| Georges Wilson | ... | Jean-Jacques Bouché 'Monzu' | |
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Leslie French | ... | Brother Giuseppe da Copertino |
| Dolores del Rio | ... | Queen Mother | |
| Marina Malfatti | ... | Olimpia Capecelatro, princess of Altamura | |
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Anna Nogara | ... | Impatient princess |
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Rita Forzano | ... | Greedy Princess |
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Rosa María Martín | ... | Pretentious princess (as Rosemary Martin) |
| Carlotta Barilli | ... | Superstitious princess | |
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Fleur Mombelli | ... | Proud princess |
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Anna Liotti | ... | Infanta |
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Renato Pinciroli | ... | Carpaccio, Rodrigo's servant |
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Giovanni Tarallo | ||
| Carlo Pisacane | ... | First witch | |
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A wonderful fairy tale of the misadventures of a beautiful but temperamental Neapolitan peasant, Isabella, when she meets the ill-tempered Spanish Prince Rodrigo Ferrante y Davalos. The King of Spain has ordered Rodrigo to choose a wife among seven Italian princesses, but he is smitten by the lowly peasant. With the help of both witches and saints, Isabella conquers the heart of her Prince after many amusing events--including an outrageous dishwashing contest of the peasant against the Princesses. Written by A.C. Gaeris <agae@lle.rochester.edu>
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Sophia! Omar! Terrific together as the peasant girl and the prince who tames her! See more »Parents Guide:
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Monk: Hey, dear brother, those who fly, fly away. They say goodbye to us and fly up to paradise.
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Near the ending, when Isabella encounters the flying Saints, the wires above them are visible for one to two seconds. See more »Quotes
Prince Rodrigo Fernandez: I want to speak to the monk that flies.Monk: Hey, dear brother, those who fly, fly away. They say goodbye to us and fly up to paradise.
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I remember watching this movie as a child and falling in love with Sophia Loren. She was beautiful, proud and more importantly, independent! When I grew up, I wanted to be her! It's taken me until 40, but now I can say I have hopefully finally gained the "Sophia Loren" attitude! No, this isn't an Academy Award winner, it's just fun! (And if you have young daughters, they'll love this fairy tale!) I also must say that although I saw Omar Sharif in many wonderful movies, I will always remember him in this one. It was a little lighter fare than his normal "leading man" role and he seemed to enjoy the banter with Loren. (Of course, what man wouldn't?) I am buying a copy of this movie for my collection and am having a girl night with my 8-year old niece and her friends very soon. You don't have to worry about nudity, language, etc. (even though Loren has been known for her racy roles.) Check it out!