This Wine of Love Trailer

This Wine of Love Trailer (1947)

31 January 1947 Music 90 mins

Nemorino is hopelessly in love with Adina but she is attracted to a dashing captain.

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Cast

Gino Sinimberghi

as Nemorino

Tito Gobbi

as Belcore

Loretta Di Lelio

as Giannetta

Gina Lollobrigida

as Adina's girlfriend (uncredited)

Silvana Mangano

as Adina's girlfriend (uncredited)

Italo Tajo

as Dulcamara

Fiorella Carmen Forti

as Adina's girlfriend (uncredited)

Flavia Grande

as Adina's girlfriend (uncredited)

Franco Pesce

as (uncredited)

Giuseppe Rinaldi

as (uncredited)

International Titles

Elixir of Love Trailer

International Releases Dates

Italy 31 January 1947

Romania 21 April 1953

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