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Gli Innocenti pagano is a 1952 Italian melodrama film directed by Luigi Capuano.
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| Directed by | Luigi Capuano |
| Music by | Gino Filippini |
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| Country | Italy |
| Language | Italian |
PlotEdit
Adriana Sereni (Lyda Baacova), the cast-off mistress of a rich landowner, Artesi (Mino Doro), lives in shame on his estate with her five-year-old illegitimate daughter. Enter a handsome stranger, Stefano Rella (Otello Toso), who lost his wife and daughter in the war and was a friend of Adriana's sweetheart. Love blossoms but before the happy ending Adriana almost loses her child and Artesi is murdered by a scheming servant. Director Capuano, evidently fearing some of the audience may be a bit slow, has a dog snarl every time the villain appears.[1]
CastEdit
- Lída Baarová as Adriana Sereni
- Otello Toso as Stefano Rella
- Mino Doro as Giovanni
- Mariella Lotti as Elena Artesi
- Carlo Romano as Don Settimio
- Ignazio Balsamo as Giovanni
- Paola Quattrini as Ada
ReferencesEdit
- ^ What Price Innocence? (1952) - IMDb, retrieved 2022-05-02
External linksEdit
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