Bajo el sol de la Toscana

Título original: Under the Tuscan Sun

2003
7
1h 53min

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Diane Lane in Bajo el sol de la Toscana (2003)

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Romantic Comedy Comedy Drama Romance

Una escritora compra una villa en la Toscana con la esperanza de dar un giro a su vida.Una escritora compra una villa en la Toscana con la esperanza de dar un giro a su vida.Una escritora compra una villa en la Toscana con la esperanza de dar un giro a su vida.

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62 mil

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Premios
- 5 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
The elderly owner of Bramasole, grateful for a sign that Frances is the "right" buyer, cries out, "Grazie, Santo Francesco!" when a bird defecates on Frances' head. "Santo Francesco" is Saint Francis, the patron saint of animals.

Pifias
When Signor Martini is next to the fireplace telling Frances about the train tracks through the mountains, the matchbox behind him moves around the top of the fire place.

Citas
Katherine: Listen, when I was a little girl I used to spend hours looking for ladybugs. Finally, I'd just give up and fall asleep in the grass. When I woke up, they were crawling all over me.

Conexiones
Featured in Late Night with Conan O'Brien: Diane Lane/Wanda Sykes/Jonny Lang (2003)

Banda sonora
Saturday Night (Is the Loneliest Night in the Week)
Written by Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne
Performed by The Oscar Peterson Trio
Courtesy of The Verve Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises

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Gorgeous Eye Candy

I love this movie. I don't care if it was a "chic flick" or what. Whatever, it was so breathtakingly beautiful that anyone should be entranced by it's sheer visual assault on the senses. When you add great performances by a fine cast, and an interesting story, you can't loose. Who wouldn't love to escape for an hour or so to the Italian Sun? Even the ending was realistic.

This is the second movie I've seen lately that took place in a beautiful countryside Italian Villa. The other, "My House in Umbria" was equally eye catching and enjoyable.

But I think I've reached the point of satiation. If I have to see one more movie where the lead actress has nothing to do but make friends, remodel her gorgeous Tuscan Villa, eat gourmet food on her sunny patio in the garden, have no money worries, and not work, I think I might snap. I pray daily that Diane Lane and Maggie Smith will one day be slinging hash in a Barstow truckstop and experience the real world.