El inocente

Título original: L'innocente

1976
R
2h 9min

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Laura Antonelli, Giancarlo Giannini, and Jennifer O'Neill in El inocente (1976)

Giuliana Hermil es una mujer asentada en el convencionalismo de un matrimonio que siente roto, desde hace tiempo sospecha que su marido, Tullio Hermil, tiene una amante.Giuliana Hermil es una mujer asentada en el convencionalismo de un matrimonio que siente roto, desde hace tiempo sospecha que su marido, Tullio Hermil, tiene una amante.Giuliana Hermil es una mujer asentada en el convencionalismo de un matrimonio que siente roto, desde hace tiempo sospecha que su marido, Tullio Hermil, tiene una amante.

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7,4/10

4,5 mil

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Premios
- 1 premio y 1 nominación en total

Vídeos1

Trailer 0:43

The Innocent trailer

Imágenes58

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Más del estilo

6,0

Kedma

6,2

Alila

6,7

Esther Kahn

7,1

El sol también sale de noche

5,9

Disengagement

6,1

La carne de la orquídea

6,9

6,5

6,9

7,4

7,2

7,1

Argumento

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Curiosidades
Director Luchino Visconti intended the title roles to be played by Alain Delon and Romy Schneider. But Delon was under long-term contract and the $1,000,000 that his producers wanted to release him was considered too much, and Schneider was pregnant at the time, so Visconti had to work with Laura Antonelli and the little-known Giancarlo Giannini.

Citas
Giuliana Hermil: It's too luxurious.
Tullio Hermil: [Pontificating] Peasants always like to see their masters well-dressed.

Créditos adicionales
The credits are shown over the novel "L'innocente." A man's hand is turning the pages of the book. It is actually the hand of Visconti himself.

Conexiones
Featured in La femme de l'amant (1992)

Banda sonora
Berecuse
Music by Frédéric Chopin (as Chopin)
Performed by Franco Mannino, pianoforte

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10/10

Beautiful and Sad

Luchino Visconti is one of my favorite directors. I think Death in Venice is one of the most beautiful movies I have ever seen. This film begins with the credits shown over a book with its pages being turned by a hand reminding me of Jeanne Cocteau's beginning for Beauty and the Beast (1946). Tullio (Giancarlo Gianni) is an aristocrat married to Laura Antonelli but he fools around shamelessly with Jennifer O'Neil. He's a bullshit artist at high speed, but one day he gets his come-uppance. He seems not to care about Antonelli's feelings, and one day she cheats on him with a novelist/writer. She is left pregnant, and Tullio is devastated. He cannot accept the child (who all thinks is his own). Visconti's films always have a certain disdain for rich people, and here his contempt is risen to art while telling a very engaging story. Gianni's performance is powerful stuff, while Antonelli is both beautiful and sad in equal measures. Not as good as Death in Venice but excellent nonetheless.