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Casanova '70 (1965)

Director: Mario Monicelli

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From Time Out Film Guide

One of Carlo Ponti's numerous internationalist assaults on the American box-office, exploiting Mastroianni's currency as the Latin lover with a light comedy that has him fetishising dangerous romance to the extent that he can only perform under pressure. Six writers provide what seems like a joke apiece, and Marco Blow-Out Ferreri lends his considerable presence as actor when he might have been more profitably employed as director.

Author: PT

Time Out Film Guide


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