Amore e dolore e tutto quel dannato pasticcio

Titolo originale: Love and Pain and the Whole Damn Thing

1973
PG
1h 50min

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Timothy Bottoms and Maggie Smith in Amore e dolore e tutto quel dannato pasticcio (1973)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaTeenage Walter abandons cycling tour, joins Lila's bus tour in Spain. They develop romance, travel together. Relationship tested during extended stay with Spanish nobility.Teenage Walter abandons cycling tour, joins Lila's bus tour in Spain. They develop romance, travel together. Relationship tested during extended stay with Spanish nobility.Teenage Walter abandons cycling tour, joins Lila's bus tour in Spain. They develop romance, travel together. Relationship tested during extended stay with Spanish nobility.

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The verses Lila (Dame Maggie Smith) twice repeats aloud to herself, beginning "How beautifully blue the sky", are from the lyrics of the comic opera The Pirates of Penzance, by Gilbert and Sullivan.

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When Walter and Lila park the caravan trailer for the night, it is pouring down rain, and the ground outside the trailer is saturated with mud and puddles. Yet early the next morning, as Walter emerges from the caravan, it is sunny out and the ground is completely dry, no sign whatsoever of mud or puddles from the previous night's deluge.

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Walter Elbertson: I love you, Lila. I really love you. You're a pain in the ass but I love you.

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Referenced in Dallas: War and Love and the Whole Damned Thing (1988)

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How Beautifully Blue the Sky
Written by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan
From "The Pirates of Penzance"
Lila (Maggie Smith) quotes the lyrics twice

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Too romantic, but oh my

Yes, it's too romantic. Yes, it's a fairy tale. But it's so lovely. Timothy Bottoms is a loser on a bus trip through Spain where he meets his female counterpart, Maggie Smith. Of course, she's older than he is, but they soon find out they're kindred spirits. This movie is a dream. I, of course, am a romantic, so I loved it from the moment I first saw it, when I was just a kid. If you're a romantic, you'll love it too.