Rapture Trailer (1949)

01 September 1949 Drama 83 mins

Pietro, a young sculptor, returning from the war, would like to resume his activity, but he finds no inspiration. One evening, while wandering around the Roman countryside, he comes across an old castle. While he admires the ancient park, populated by statues, one statue suddenly seems to come to life and a beautiful woman throws herself into the lake below. This vision ignites the artist's imagination.

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Cast

Elsie Albiin as Francesca Hutton

Glenn Langan as Pietro Leoni

Lorraine Miller as Marisa Hutton

Eduardo Ciannelli as Arnaldo

Douglass Dumbrille as W.C. Hutton

Goffredo Alessandrini as Renato

Crew

Goffredo Alessandrini Director

Geza Herczeg Novel

Geza Herczeg Screenplay

John C. Shepridge Screenplay

International Releases Dates

Italy 01 September 1949

United States 01 April 1950

Production Companies

Eagle-Lion Classics

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