Sweet love dolce amore

Titolo originale: La donneuse

1976
R
1h 31min

VALUTAZIONE IMDb

4,8/10

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA wealthy Frenchman falls for the woman who's carrying his and his wife's baby. His wife takes her revenge when she discovers the affair. This movie has two versions - with and without hardc... Leggi tuttoA wealthy Frenchman falls for the woman who's carrying his and his wife's baby. His wife takes her revenge when she discovers the affair. This movie has two versions - with and without hardcore inserts.A wealthy Frenchman falls for the woman who's carrying his and his wife's baby. His wife takes her revenge when she discovers the affair. This movie has two versions - with and without hardcore inserts.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

4,8/10

101

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

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Italian censorship visa # 67935 delivered on 17 February 1976.

Versioni alternative
This film was lately released in France under the title 'Tremblements de chair' ('Shivering Flesh'), sliced with X-rated extra shots. These porn sequences being over long, the original film had heavily been cut, and only 40 minutes of it remain in this X-rated version. According to "La Saison Cinématographique 1980", the X-rated sequences, anonymously shot, could be the work of director Michel Baudricourt.

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Edited into Tremblements de chair (1979)

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Not for Hauer Fans!

The chief reason one might want to see this deservedly obscure film is to check out Rutger Hauer in his early days. However, Hauer fans, be advised that the actor is not really "in" this film. In fact, Hauer himself denies ever having met the director, let alone having participated in the making of "La Donneuse". Evidently what transpired is that the director took a camera and surreptitiously caught Hauer in candid shots (à la Steve Martin vis-à-vis Eddie Murphy in "Bowfinger") and then added the images of Hauer to the film without the star's knowledge.

Perhaps then there is a reason to see this white elephant other than Hauer: it could be the true life inspiration for "Bowfinger". Just don't go hunting it down or paying a fortune for it in auction in expectation of something with Rutger Hauer "in" it.