An Italian opera singer (Ezio Pinza) has a marriage of convenience with an innocent fan (Janet Leigh) from Mississippi
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Cast
Melvin Frank
Director
Norman Panama
Director
Ezio Pinza
Count Augustino 'Gus' Caraffa
Janet Leigh
Isabelle Perry
Millard Mitchell
Bill Dempsey
Gale Robbins
Marie Donnelly
Maria Palmer
Countess Lili Szadvany
Esther Minciotti
Mme. Maria Caraffa
Silvio Minciotti
Uncle Nito
Arthur Franz
Henry Greene
Sandro Giglio
Tomasso
Hugh Sanders
Harry Donnelly
Mario Siletti
Luigi
Scott R. Beal
Vendor
Douglas Carter
Taxi Driver
Maurice Cass
Little Man
Eileen Christy
Girl at Railroad Station
Ken Christy
Train Conductor
Lyle Clark
Assistant Stage Manager
Harry Cody
Conductor
Preston Sturges
Writer
Melvin Frank
Writer
Norman Panama
Writer
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source: Strictly Dishonorable
Strictly Dishonorable
Like so many movies involving Ezio Pinza, this one is terrible. All of his movies are contrived to the enth degree and bear absolutely no relation whatsoever to real life. This guy could sing but he could not act. I've seen better actors in high school plays. And like so many of Pinza's efforts, this one is pure cornball. He and Janet Leigh break their romance and part. Then they just happen to go into the same movie theater at about the same time. They just happen to see one another in a crowded dark theater. He just happens to break out into song in the theater and sweeps the lady off her feet. Come on, this is hokum at its worst. This is my second well-thought out analysis of a Pinza movie, the other being the horrendous Mr.Imperium, which I would encourage you to read before you decide to watch that movie. Fare like this could easily turn one into a movie hater. That would be a shame since there are many good movies out there. This certainly isn't one of them.
