Tres historias de amor (1953)
Comedia medieval extraída de los cuentos del “Decamerón” de Boccaccio, con un desconcertante componente sexual a cargo de Joan Fontaine y Joan Collins. En su metraje se incluyen cuatro episodios de esta clásica obra de la literatura italiana, algunos con mayor y otros con menor fortuna.
Directora:
Hugo Fregonese
Escritor:
George Oppenheimer
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Joan Fontaine as Fiametta / Bartolomea / Ginevra / Isabella |
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Louis Jourdan as Giovanni Boccaccio / Paganino / Guilio / Don Bertando |
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Binnie Barnes as Comtesse di Firenze / Nerina / Old Witch |
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Carlos Villarías as |
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Carlos Díaz de Mendoza as |
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Joan Collins as Pampinea / Maria |
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Mara Lane as Girl in Villa |
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Gérard Tichy as |
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Stella Riley as Chica en pueblo |
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Marjorie Rhodes as Señora Bucca |
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Godfrey Tearle as Ricciardo / Bernabo |
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Meinhart Maur as Sultán |
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Gordon Whiting as |
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Gordon Bell as Marchante |
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Melissa Stribling as Chica en pueblo |
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Van Boolen as Capitán |
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Eliot Makeham as Gobernador de Mallorca |
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Noel Purcell as Father Francisco |
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Hugh Morton as Rey |
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George Bernard as Mensajero |
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Bert Bernard as Mensajero |
| Writing | Giovanni Boccaccio | Novel |
| Writing | George Oppenheimer | Screenplay |
| Directing | Hugo Fregonese | Director |
| Production | Audrey Monk | Production Secretary |
