Dangerous Women (1958)
Federico, Bruno, Pirro and Benny are married. The first three have beautiful wifes, Benny instead is married to a ugly woman. Ornella is Bruno's wife, she is very jealous and maintains that all men are deceitful, granted the opportunity, while Claudine, Federico's wife, maintains the contrary point of view. So they bet that Tosca, a former dancer, will succeed in seducing Federico.
Director: Luigi Comencini
Genre: Comedy
Runtime: 103 min
Release Date: November 26, 1958
Cast
- Giorgia Moll - Claudina
- Sylva Koscina - Tosca
- Dorian Gray - Ornella
- Renato Salvatori - Federico
- Nino Taranto - Pirro
- Mario Carotenuto - Benito 'Benny' Bertuetti
- Franco Fabrizi - Bruno
- Pupella Maggio - Aurelia
- Pina Renzi - Ornella's Mother
- Rosalba Neri - Angelina (uncredited)
Screenplay
- Luigi Comencini (Screenplay)
- Marcello Fondato (Screenplay)
- Ugo Guerra (Screenplay)
- Edoardo Anton (Screenplay)
Music: Felice Montagnini, Domenico Modugno
Cinematography: Armando Nannuzzi
Editing: Nino Baragli
Country: Italy
Language: Italiano
Original Language: it
More Films by Director: Luigi Comencini
More Films in Genre: Comedy
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Dangerous Women about?
- Federico, Bruno, Pirro and Benny are married. The first three have beautiful wifes, Benny instead is married to a ugly woman. Ornella is Bruno's wife, she is very jealous and maintains that all men are deceitful, granted the opportunity, while Claudine, Federico's wife, maintains the contrary point of view. So they bet that Tosca, a former dancer, will succeed in seducing Federico.
- Who directed Dangerous Women?
- Dangerous Women was directed by Luigi Comencini.
- Who stars in Dangerous Women?
- Dangerous Women stars Giorgia Moll, Sylva Koscina, Dorian Gray, Renato Salvatori, Nino Taranto, Mario Carotenuto.
- How long is Dangerous Women?
- Dangerous Women has a runtime of 1h 43m (103 minutes).
- What genre is Dangerous Women?
- Dangerous Women is a Comedy film.
- Where was Dangerous Women produced?
- Dangerous Women was produced in Italy.