Idilio en septiembre

Título original: September Affair

1950
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1h 44min

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Un industrial y una pianista que se enamoran en la Italia de la posguerra son declarados muertos cuando pierden su vuelo de regreso a casa, pero la esposa del primero no lo abandona.Un industrial y una pianista que se enamoran en la Italia de la posguerra son declarados muertos cuando pierden su vuelo de regreso a casa, pero la esposa del primero no lo abandona.Un industrial y una pianista que se enamoran en la Italia de la posguerra son declarados muertos cuando pierden su vuelo de regreso a casa, pero la esposa del primero no lo abandona.

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Joan Fontaine

Marianne 'Manina' Stuart

Joseph Cotten

David Lawrence

Françoise Rosay

Maria Salvatini

Jessica Tandy

Catherine Lawrence

Robert Arthur

David Lawrence Jr

Jimmy Lydon

Johnny Wilson

Fortunio Bonanova

Grazzi

Grazia Narciso

Bianca

Anna Demetrio

Rosita

Lou Steele

Vittorio Portini

Frank Yaconelli

Mr. Peppino

Larry Arnold

Italian Waiter
(sin acreditar)

Lorenzo Belmuda

Rinaldo
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Dino Bolognese

Flower Vendor
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Nick Borgani

Italian Workman
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Enrico Caruso

Self - Vocalist
(sonido de archivo)
(voz)
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Iphigenie Castiglioni

Maid
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Harry Cheshire

Jim
(sin acreditar)

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Curiosidades
This was the earliest American film to feature extensive location work in Italy involving the principal actors. Whilst filming, Joseph Cotten was invited to lunch by his old friend Orson Welles, who confided that he had also invited a couple of Italian businessmen whom he wanted to invest in his film version of "Othello". The presence of a film star would, Welles hoped, influence them to put up some money. Also in the restaurant was Sir Winston Churchill, whom Welles hailed most affectionately as he walked past. He later admitted to Cotten that he and Churchill had never previously met, but that he was hoping that this, too, would impress the Italians. His strategies worked; they agreed over lunch to help finance Welles's film, and Cotten and his co-star Joan Fontaine even played uncredited cameos in "Othello" whilst they were still filming "September Affair".

Pifias
Right after David Lawrence Jr says to Marianne 'Manina' Stuart, "We weren't sure that Madame Salvatini would forward it to him.", the street scene out the window behind them skips, revealing a projected film loop starting over again.

Citas
Jim: There's no vacation for decency.

Conexiones
Featured in El ocaso (1995)

Banda sonora
September Song
from "Knickerbocker Holiday"
Music by Kurt Weill
Lyrics by Maxwell Anderson
Sung by Walter Huston

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10/10

A fine mature romance, with strings attached...

This is my first viewing so I can't start by saying it's a favorite, but with Joseph Cotten in the romantic lead and Joan Fontaine with all her charm and understanding, you really can't be far wrong to expect the best in a love story.

They meet on a plane flight, he as an untiring industrialist who has placed business and projects before his wife and son, and she as a concert pianist performing in various engagements on tour. An error in flight identity has these two fine people listed on a plane that crashed and they are mistakenly presumed dead. As their budding romance unfolds they both realize it's an opportunity for them to take hold of a new life together. That leads to complications of course, as we can expect.

I marvel at the way Joan (Manina) can reflect in her features so many subtle emotions, it's as if we can hear her unspoken words, the thoughts and agonies of a love that has many hurdles to overcome. That is great acting in my opinion.