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The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

An aging actress travels to Rome with her husband; after he suddenly dies during the flight, she begins a passionate affair with a young gigolo.

Director

José Quintero

Year

Genre

Box Office

N/A

Production

Seven Arts Productions,Warner Bros. Pictures

Awards

Nominated for 1 Oscar. 2 nominations total

Karen Stone

Paolo di Leo

Meg

Barbara Bingham

Young man

Mrs. Jamison-Walker

Lucia

Josephine Brown

Lloyd Greener

Baron Waldheim

Tailor

Julia McIlheny

Singer

Bunny

Mrs. Barrow

Campbell Kennedy

Giorgio

Warren Mitchell

Tom Stone

Stefano - The Barber

Stefano

Ernest Thesiger

Mrs. Coogan

Contessa Magda Terribili-Gonzales

Principessa Bonmeni

Mita

Thelma D'Aguilar

Party Guest with Monkey

Edward de Souza

Party Guest

Bit Part

Stalker

Party Guest

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Rome is a very old city Three thousand years - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Rome is a very old city Three thousand years

My God what's happened to Karen Stone - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

My God what's happened to Karen Stone

Do you - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Why not take yourself to New York
and something more suitable? - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Why not take yourself to New York and something more suitabl...

I'll call you tomorrow
and we'll have a little talk. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

I'll call you tomorrow and we'll have a little tal...

Because so much of Rome
seemed to exist in the past... - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Because so much of Rome seemed to exist in the past...

A multitude of assorted humanity
comes every day... - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

A multitude of assorted humanity comes every day...

And here, in one of
the ancient palazzi... - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

And here, in one of the ancient palazzi...

What puzzled Mrs. Stone was
why this strange youth... - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

What puzzled Mrs. Stone was why this strange youth...

Believe me Paolo - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Believe me Paolo

I think it's bad to be alone too much - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

I think it's bad to be alone too much

Is an honor to have met you, signora. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Is an honor to have met you, signora.

Now, how do you explain a woman
like that? I tried everything. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Now, how do you explain a woman like that? I tried everythin...

- Hello?
- Signora Barrow? - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

- Hello? - Signora Barrow?

If the signora likes you... - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

If the signora likes you...

Contessa? - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

And now, go off. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

And now, go off.

Signora, I have an appointment
for you this evening. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Signora, I have an appointment for you this evening.

- Oh, hello.
- Hello. What's going on? - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

- Oh, hello. - Hello. What's going on?

Would you like a cocktail, signora?
A Negroni? - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Would you like a cocktail, signora? A Negroni?

When I told you I was drifting - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

When I told you I was drifting

There'll never be energy
like prewar Berlin. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

There'll never be energy like prewar Berlin.

Isn't it odd how women of our age suddenly start looking for beauty in our - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Isn't it odd how women of our age suddenly start...

This country These people - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

This country These people

Oh Karen there isn't anybody who ever knew you and who ever loved you - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Oh Karen there isn't anybody who ever knew you and who...

And is this yourself - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

And is this yourself

- Such a charming party.
- Thank you. Excuse me. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

- Such a charming party. - Thank you. Excuse me.

Renato, do you know her? - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Renato, do you know her?

Have you seen the American lady
again this week? - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Have you seen the American lady again this week?

Paolo. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Listen Paolo there's no such thing as a great American lady - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Listen Paolo there's no such thing as a great American...

It's such a thrill to meet you even though I never saw you on the stage - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

It's such a thrill to meet you even though I never saw...

You see contessa Americans aren't as romantic as their motion pictures - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

You see contessa Americans aren't as romantic as their...

You see I don't leave my diamonds in a soap dish - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

You see I don't leave my diamonds in a soap dish

I'm going to walk a little, Giorgio.
Will you follow? - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

I'm going to walk a little, Giorgio. Will you follow?

Did you see Meg before she left - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Did you see Meg before she left

Where to, signora? - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Where to, signora?

I didn't know them. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

I didn't know them.

Swallows. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

You must look in their eyes
and feel their heart. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

You must look in their eyes and feel their heart.

I'm so happy. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Well, being under exclusive contract,
you see... - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Well, being under exclusive contract, you see...

Paolo, how are you? - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Paolo, how are you?

Paolo. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Why didn't you answer my note? - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Why didn't you answer my note?

Good evening, signora. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Good evening, signora.

- What did she want?
- Money. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

- What did she want? - Money.

You should be careful of the contessa. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

You should be careful of the contessa.

Another present? - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Another present?

Well. I'm not used to wearing such
expensive clothes. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Well. I'm not used to wearing such expensive clothes.

- Who is this boy that follows you?
- What? - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

- Who is this boy that follows you? - What?

Has it ever occurred to you, Karen,
that women of your kind... - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Has it ever occurred to you, Karen, that women of your kind....

Obviously, the lady had asked
the assassin to come in. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Obviously, the lady had asked the assassin to come in.

Truly sorry. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

- I've found you at last.
- Meg. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

- I've found you at last. - Meg.

Why do you follow me? - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Why do you follow me?

A friend of mine is starting a nightclub
here that sounds rather promising. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

A friend of mine is starting a nightclub here that sounds ra...

That's beautiful, Paolo. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

That's beautiful, Paolo.

Paolo why have you done nothing but Please I have a terrible headache - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Paolo why have you done nothing but Please I have a terrible...

Your friend the contessa is nothing but a female pimp - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Your friend the contessa is nothing but a female pimp

Go away. Now. All of you. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Go away. Now. All of you.

Rome is a very old city.
Three thousand years. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Rome is a very old city. Three thousand years.

I'm leaving for New York tonight.
Why don 't you come too. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

I'm leaving for New York tonight. Why don 't you c...

Hello, hello? - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

You like to be by yourself? - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

You like to be by yourself?

Drift. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

I too am drifting, signora. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

I too am drifting, signora.

This is different. We love each other. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

This is different. We love each other.

Three or four years is all I need. - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

Three or four years is all I need.

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An aging actress travels to Rome with her husband; after he suddenly dies during the flight, she begins a passionate affair with a young gigolo.

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Director: José Quintero

Writer: Tennessee Williams, Gavin Lambert, Jan Read

Production: Seven Arts Productions,Warner Bros. Pictures

Genre: drama, romance

Year: 1961

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.4

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 28 Dec 1961

Awards: Nominated for 1 Oscar. 2 nominations total

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