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The Roman Spring of Mrs Stone (1961)

Director: José Quintero

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Typical Tennessee Williams seediness (it's an adaptation of his first novel), with Vivien Leigh doing her faded beauty bit as a widowed actress lolling around in Rome and trying to find final romance with gigolo Beatty. Florid and sordid simultaneously, and forever verging on the nonsensical, but saved by a charismatic performance from Lotte Lenya as a bitchy procuress.

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Cast & crew

Director: José Quintero

Producer: Louise de Rochemont

Cast: Vivien Leigh, Warren Beatty, Lotte Lenya, Jill St John, Jeremy Spenser, Coral Browne, Ernest Thesiger full cast

Duration: 104 mins


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