Liebe ist stärker

Originaltitel: Viaggio in Italia

1954
Approved
1 Std. 25 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,3/10

12.978

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Ingrid Bergman in Liebe ist stärker (1954)

trailer wiedergeben1:48

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Drama Romance

Ein unglücklich verheiratetes Paar versucht, während eines Urlaubs in Neapel eine neue Richtung und Einsichten zu finden.Ein unglücklich verheiratetes Paar versucht, während eines Urlaubs in Neapel eine neue Richtung und Einsichten zu finden.Ein unglücklich verheiratetes Paar versucht, während eines Urlaubs in Neapel eine neue Richtung und Einsichten zu finden.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,3/10

12.978

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Auszeichnungen
- 3 wins total

Alex Joyce
(as Georges Sanders)

Maria Mauban

Marie
(as Marie Mauban)

Anna Proclemer

La prostituta

Paul Muller

Paul Dupont

Anthony La Penna

Tony Burton
(as Leslie Daniels)

Natalia Ray

Natalie Burton
(as Natalia Rai)

Jackie Frost

Betty

Bianca Maria Cerasoli

Un'amica di Judy
(Nicht genannt)

Adriana Danieli

Un'amica di Judy
(Nicht genannt)

María Martín

Judy
(Nicht genannt)

Lyla Rocco

La signora Sinibaldi
(Nicht genannt)

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Wissenswertes
George Sanders, in his 1960 autobiography, wrote at length about the making of this film, which he found an exasperating and unpleasant experience. He spoke witheringly about Roberto Rossellini, whom he characterized as being more interested in scuba diving than in film-making. Although the tone of his remarks is one of amusement, it became known that Sanders (who had admired earlier Rossellini films) had been deeply affected by exposure to a style of film-making quite foreign to his previous experience, and had spent the shoot feeling frustrated and angry, often bursting into uncontrollable tears.

Patzer
After deciding to leave Pompeii and walking down the stairs for the exit, the arm and shoulder of a crew member appear in the lower right side of the screen.

Zitate
Alex Joyce: What noisy people! I've never seen noise and boredom go so well together.
Katherine Joyce: Oh I don't know, Uncle Homer lived here for 40 years without getting bored.
Alex Joyce: Uncle Homer was not a normal person.

Verbindungen
Edited into Geschichte(n) des Kinos: Fatale beauté (1994)

Benutzerrezensionen64

Ausgewählte Rezension

6/10

Rossellini, Bergman, Sanders! How could it miss?

Viaggio in Italia (1954) was shown in the United States with the translated title Voyage to Italy. The movie was co-written and directed by Roberto Rossellini.

The film stars Ingrid Bergman as Katherine Joyce and George Sanders as Alex Joyce, her husband. They are both very British. (Sanders was British. Bergman couldn't handle the English accent.) They no longer love each other. They decide to go to Naples to try to salvage what's left of their marriage.

A marriage that's falling apart is a classic narrative. A trip to try to repair the damage is also classic. What's not classic is why anyone could believe that this marriage could be saved. Sanders tells Bergman that when he's alone with her he's bored. (Right.) He leaves Naples for a few days, and when he returns he picks up a prostitute rather than return to Bergman. He drives the prostitute to a park, and then takes home without touching her. (Right.) OK--it's 1954, but even so that's a weird scene.

The ending of the film is so bizarre that it defies description, so I won't describe it. Voyage to Italy is considered a Very Important Movie, and has a solid IMDB rating of 7.4. Maybe fellow raters saw something in the movie that I didn't see, or maybe they saw a different movie. I rated it 6, and that was a gift to honor Bergman's acting skills.