Le Carrosse d'or (1952)
Au XVIIIe siècle, une troupe de comédiens italiens arrive dans une colonie espagnole d'Amérique du Sud. A sa tête, Camilla, une maîtresse femme aussi exubérante que passionnée, qui enflamme les cœurs avec une angélique désinvolture. Trois hommes très différents courtisent la belle : Felipe, son compagnon de voyage, un Castillan transi d'amour, Ramon, le toréador local, et, dernier soupirant mais non le moindre, le vice-roi de la colonie en personne. Celui-ci, frivole et fougueux, va jusqu'à offrir à la jeune femme un somptueux carrosse d'or acheté en Europe, que toute la cour convoite. Ce don mirifique ne tarde pas à faire scandale…
Directeur:
Jean Renoir
écrivains:
Ginette Doynel, Renzo Avanzo, Jean Renoir, Giulio Macchi, Jack Kirkland.
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Anna Magnani as Camilla |
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Odoardo Spadaro as Don Antonio |
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Nada Fiorelli as Isabella |
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Dante as Arlequin |
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Duncan Lamont as Ferdinand, Le Viceroy |
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George Higgins as Martinez |
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Ralph Truman as Duc de Castro |
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Gisella Mathews as Marquise Irene Altamirano |
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Raf De La Torre as Le Procureur |
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Elena Altieri as Duchesse de Castro |
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Paul Campbell as Felipe |
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Riccardo Rioli as Ramon, le Toreador |
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William Tubbs as Aubergiste |
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Jean Debucourt as Eveque de Carmol |
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Renato Chiantoni as |
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Fedo Keeling as |
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Alfredo Kolner as |
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Lina Marengo as |
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Cecil Mathews as |
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Alfredo Medini as |
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Maja Niles as |
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John Pasetti as |
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Juan Pérez as |
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Robert Rietti as |
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Rino as |
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Giulio Tedeschi as |
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Edward Febo Kelleng as Viscount (uncredited) |
| Directing | Jean Renoir | Director |
| Writing | Ginette Doynel | Screenplay |
| Writing | Renzo Avanzo | Screenplay |
| Writing | Jean Renoir | Screenplay |
| Art | Gino Brosio | Set Decoration |
| Editing | David Hawkins | Editor |
| Writing | Giulio Macchi | Screenplay |
| Writing | Jack Kirkland | Screenplay |
| Production | Francesco Alliata | Producer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Maria De Matteis | Costume Design |
| Camera | Claude Renoir | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Joe D'Amato | Still Photographer |
| Camera | Ronald Hill | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Mario Serandrei | Editor |
| Art | Mario Chiari | Art Direction |
| Sound | Joseph de Bretagne | Sound |
