Un adulterio decente

1969
1h 35min

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Fernando Fernán Gómez, Manolo Gómez Bur, and Don Jaime de Mora y Aragón in Un adulterio decente (1969)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaFernanda and Eduardo's marriage is going through a rough patch because Eduardo is a famous composer who only cares about himself, so she poses as a widow and has a relationship with young wr... Leer todoFernanda and Eduardo's marriage is going through a rough patch because Eduardo is a famous composer who only cares about himself, so she poses as a widow and has a relationship with young writer Federico, telling him that Eduardo is an old friend of her late husband.. Thus she co... Leer todoFernanda and Eduardo's marriage is going through a rough patch because Eduardo is a famous composer who only cares about himself, so she poses as a widow and has a relationship with young writer Federico, telling him that Eduardo is an old friend of her late husband.. Thus she convinces herself that adultery is decent.

Dirección
- Rafael Gil
Guionistas
- Enrique Jardiel Poncela
- Rafael J. Salvia
Elenco

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Dirección
- Rafael Gil
Guionistas
- Enrique Jardiel Poncela
- Rafael J. Salvia
Elenco

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The homonymous play in three acts by Enrique Jardiel Poncela on which the film is based was premiered at the María Isabel Theater in Madrid on May 3, 1935.

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Written by Augusto Algueró
Performed by Carmen Sevilla

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6/10

Irregular adaptation of a great play

"Un adulterio decente" is one of the most original plays by Enrique Jardiel Poncela. The plot twists several times and it is full of beautiful paradoxes.

The film has several problems: the main one, they try to make the film look modern by using many 1960s artifacts. That makes the film look dated. It is much better to see the play, but that is seldom possible.

Among the actors, the great Fernando Fernán Gómez plays Cumberri, the main character sustaining the play. Mora de Aragón, a reputed playboy of noble origin, plays the husband, and Carmen Sevilla, little past her heyday, plays the role of a wife whose character seems not to be too far from hers.