Casanova

Original title: Il Casanova di Federico Fellini

1976
R
2h 35m

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Giacomo Casanova uses his sexuality to find his place in life amid eccentric and strange characters.Giacomo Casanova uses his sexuality to find his place in life amid eccentric and strange characters.Giacomo Casanova uses his sexuality to find his place in life amid eccentric and strange characters.

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Won 1 Oscar
- 7 wins & 3 nominations total

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Donald Sutherland

Giacomo Casanova

Tina Aumont

Henriette

Cicely Browne

Madame D'Urfé

Carmen Scarpitta

Madame Charpillon

Clara Algranti

Marcolina

Daniela Gatti

Giselda

Margareth Clémenti

Sister Maddalena
(as Margareth Clementi)

Olimpia Carlisi

Isabella

Silvana Fusacchia

Isabella's sister

Chesty Morgan

Barberina
(scenes deleted)
(credit only)

Leda Lojodice

Rosalba the mechanical doll
(as Adele Angela Lojodice)

Sandra Elaine Allen

Angelina the giantess

Clarissa Mary Roll

Anna Maria

Daniel Emilfork

Marquis Du Bois
(as Daniel Emilfork Berenstein)

Luigi Zerbinati

Pope

Hans van de Hoek

Prince Del Brando
(as Hans Van Den Hoek)

Dudley Sutton

Duke of Wuertemberg

John Karlsen

Lord Talou

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- Federico Fellini
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Trivia
Donald Sutherland, who wore a prosthetic nose and chin, shaved off the front part of his hair, once telling a laughing crowd "When Fellini says get a hair cut, you get a hair cut."

Goofs
Casanova says "I went to Holland, to Belgium, to Spain. In Oslo, I became seriously ill." But Norway's capital was called Christiania at the time; it did not adopt the name "Oslo" until 1925. And Belgium did not exist until 1830; that region would have been called the "Austrian Netherlands" or by the individual provinces of Brabant, Hainaut and Flanders.

Quotes
Giacomo Casanova: A man who never speaks ill of women does not love them. For to understand them and to love them one must suffer at their hands. Then and only then can you find happiness at the lips of your beloved.

Connections
Edited into Zoom su Fellini: Fellini nel cestino (1984)

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7/10

Everything you never wanted to know about sex..

If you have ever found yourself watching a movie like Emmanuelle and thinking: "This would be great if it were an 18th century costume drama with less nudity and enough nightmarish surrealism to make even David Lynch weep for mercy," then this is the movie for you.

Donald Sutherland plays the infamous Count Fucula, a man who tries to have sex with everything he sees that resembles a female, and whose sexual technique generally consists of laying on top of a woman and bouncing up and down on her like he's humping a trampoline - and all without ever even taking off his pants!

Short girls, tall girls, blonde girls, brunettes, girls with hunchbacks, female robots.. you name it, he tries to screw it. At one point, I thought he was going to try to make it with a giant turtle. A missed opportunity, if you ask me.

Until now, I thought Satyricon was the weirdest Fellini ever got, but this one makes it look square in comparison.