An unlikely group of people find solace and friendship after being thrown together in the wake of a terrorist attack.
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| Maggie Smith | ... | Mrs. Delahunty | |
| Ronnie Barker | ... | General | |
| Chris Cooper | ... | Thomas Riversmith | |
| Benno Fürmann | ... | Werner | |
| Giancarlo Giannini | ... | Inspector Girotti | |
| Timothy Spall | ... | Quinty | |
| Libero De Rienzo | ... | Doctor Innocenti | |
| Emmy Clarke | ... | Aimee | |
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Cecilia Dazzi | ... | Rosa Crevelli |
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Anna Longhi | ... | Signora Barcini |
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Deirdre Harrison | ... | Phyllis |
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Silvia De Santis | ... | Madeleine |
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Alison Cameron Adam | ... | General's Daughter (as Alison Adam) |
| Lynn Swanson | ... | Francine Riversmith | |
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Taddeo Harbutt | ... | Young General |
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After surviving a gruesome terrorist attack on an Italian train line, romance novelist Emily Delahunty opens up her home and solitary life to a trio of stranded survivors. She soon forms friendships with each, but develops a special attachment to the young orphan Aimee. So when Aimee's distant uncle arrives to retrieve the girl, Emily strives to convince the cold, mourning man that Umbria is Aimee's rightful home. Written by Jwelch5742
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Music by Richard A. Whiting
Lyrics by Johnny Mercer
Performed by Bing Crosby
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Mrs. Emily Delahunty: [voiceover] I was the only one who had not lost a loved one, having none to lose.See more »
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Too Marvelous for WordsMusic by Richard A. Whiting
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Who else could have played Emily Delahunty except Maggie Smith. She was made for the part and executed the drinking sessions with such skill that one cannot be sure when she really is sober! The way the she carried the commentary through to her flashbacks which added so much reality - her whole character to this part endured you to being a guest at her house in Umbria.
Wonderful Ronnie Barker who is now dearly missed - played the part as the General with much richness, great looks and expressions sometimes without dialogue. Just surprised as to how well he can act in the serious roles rather than just the "PORRIDGE" comedy world.
Very worthy of viewing and skillfully shot in some magic settings in Italy! The music was not to intrusive but matched the sunny scenes portrayed in Italy but most prominent of awards, with respect to Dame Maggie Smith must go to director Richard Loncraine for his excellent if not too gentle but stunning direction and allowing the warmth of the plot to ooze through the screen to its viewers.