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Ferdinando e Carolina (1999) のシーン
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Gabriella Pession
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Gabriella Pession starred as Maria Carolina of Austria in the 1999 Italian historical drama film 'Ferdinando e Carolina'. The movie revolves around King Ferdinando I of Naples' memories on his deathbed, recalling his happier days before his coronation and political marriage to Maria Carolina. Despite the initial political nature of their union, they grew fond of each other, but court politics eventually divided them.
Lola Pagnani
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別名: Anna Lola Pagnani, Anna Pagnani, Lola Stravos
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King Ferdinando I of Naples, born into royal duties, spent his early years enjoying hunting and games. His political marriage to Maria Carolina of Austria unexpectedly blossomed into a loving union until court intrigues drove them apart.
映画について: Ferdinando e Carolina (1999)
公開年: 1999
別題: Ferdinando y Carolina, Ferdinánd és Karolina, Ferdynand i Karolina, Фердинанд и Каролина, Fernando y Carolina, Ferdinando and Carolina
監督: Lina Wertmüller
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制作会社: Immagine e Cinema
ジャンル: Comedy, History, Romance, Drama, comedy film
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In his final days in the 1820s, King Ferdinando I of Naples grapples with the ghosts of his tyrannical reign. Reflecting on his youth, he remembers a time when he was free to hunt, enjoy life, and engage in playful love affairs. His carefree existence changes upon being forced into a political marriage with Maria Carolina of Austria, daughter of Empress Maria Theresa. Unexpectedly, they find happiness together, but their bond is threatened by power struggles at court and the shifting tides of history.
概要
Ferdinando e Carolina (1999) is an Italian-French historical comedy-drama directed by Lina Wertmüller. The film, based on true events, explores the tumultuous relationship between King Ferdinando I of Naples and his wife Maria Carolina of Austria during the late 18th century. Known for her biting social commentary, Wertmüller uses humor and drama to portray the complexities of power, love, and historical change through the lens of this royal couple's life.