La Moglie Piu Bella (1970)
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- Theatrical Feature Running Time:
- 114 mins
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La Moglie Piu Bella
A 16 year old girl rebels against Sicilian tradition by refusing to partake in a pre-arranged marriage. When Francesca (Ornella Muti) is kidnapped and raped by the nephew of the local mafia Don, her accusations sends the rapist to jail. She confides in the local police chief (Pier Luigi Apra) when her friends and family are reluctant to help her out of their fear for mob reprisals. Tano Cimarosa is the frightened father who can offer no help to Francesca. A teenage hit man sent to kill Francesca falls in love with his intended victim. The two teenage lovers become caught between the law and the lawless in this romantic melodrama. ~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide
Complete Cast of La Moglie Piu Bella:
Ornella Muti also in Somewhere in the City , The Count of Monte Cristo , Swann in Love , Oscar , People
Alessio Orano also in May Morning , Summer Affair
La Moglie Piu Bella Trivia
Who played Francesca Cimarosa in the movie La Moglie Piu Bella?
Ornella Muti played Francesca Cimarosa in the movie La Moglie Piu Bella
Who played Vito Juvara in the movie La Moglie Piu Bella?
Alessio Orano played Vito Juvara in the movie La Moglie Piu Bella
Who played Tano Cimarosa in the movie La Moglie Piu Bella?
Tano Cimarosa played Tano Cimarosa in the movie La Moglie Piu Bella
Who played Police Chief in the movie La Moglie Piu Bella?
Pierluigi Apra played Police Chief in the movie La Moglie Piu Bella
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