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5.9Best-selling author Tyvian Jones has a life of leisure in Venice, Italy, until he has a chance encounter with sultry Frenchwoman Eva Olivier. He falls for her instantly, despite already having wedding plans with Francesca Ferrara. Winning Eva's affection proves elusive; she's more interested in money than in love. But Tyvian remain steadfast in his obsession, going after Eva with a fervor that threatens to destroy his life.
Cast
- Jeanne Moreau as Eva Olivier
- Stanley Baker as Tyvian Jones
- Giorgio Albertazzi as Sergio Branco Malloni - a Movie Director (uncredited)
- James Villiers as Alan McCormick - a Screenwriter
- Virna Lisi as Francesca Ferrara
- Riccardo Garrone as Michele - a Player
Themes
- sexual obsession
- rome, italy
- call girl
- older woman seduces younger guy
- femme fatale
- downfall
- novelist
- mysterious woman
- seductress
- gold digger
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Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- film
- Genre
- drama film
- Country of origin
- Italy
- Original language
- English language
- Director
- Joseph Losey
- Cast member
- Vittorio De Sica
- Composer
- Michel Legrand
- Producer
- Robert and Raymond Hakim
- Cinematographer
- Gianni Di Venanzo
- Narrative location
- Italy
- Duration
- 107
- FilmAffinity ID
- 514510
- Image
- Eva (film 1962).JPG
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- publication date
- 1962-01-01
- title
- Eva
- color
- black-and-white
- after a work by
- James Hadley Chase
- distributed by
- Cineriz
- review score
- 64%
- Commons category
- Eva (1962 film)
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Eva, estrenada en el Reino Unido como "Eve", es una película de 1962, coproducción de Italia y Francia, del género drama, dirigida por Joseph Losey, protagonizada por Jeanne Moreau, Stanley Baker, Virna Lisi. Su guion fue adaptado de la novela "Eve", un best-seller de James Hadley Chase publicado en 1945. La música fue compuesta por Michel Legrand.
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