Weekend, Italian Style Trailer (1965)

"It's where you try to beat the heat all day...and the competition all night!" 27 December 1965 Comedy 93 mins

Manager Marletti goes to the sea to meet his wife Giuliana to spend the weekend with her and many friends. After three days Marletti comes back driving his car to Rome. So he can sleep, alone and happy, with silence around him.

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Cast

Enrico Maria Salerno as Enrico Marletti

Sandra Milo as Giuliana Marletti

Daniela Bianchi as Isabella Dominici

Leopoldo Trieste as Professor Ferri

Jean Sorel as Sergio

Lelio Luttazzi as Conte Antonio Bellanca

Raffaele Pisu as Pasqualino

Ana Castor as Signora Pellini

Helga Liné as Pucci

Trini Alonso as Clelia Valdameri

Alicia Brandet as Inge

José Calvo as Commendator Tagliaferri

Pedro Rodríguez de Quevedo as Gustavo Valdameri

Véronique Vendell as L'altra Giuliana

Antonella Della Porta as Signora De Rossi

Mirella Maravidi as The Girl kissing Enrico to pay a forfeit

Crew

Ennio De Concini Screenplay

Dino Risi Story

Ennio De Concini Story

Dino Risi Director

Dino Risi Screenplay

Franco Fraticelli Editor

Lelio Luttazzi Original Music Composer

Renato Rizzuto Second Assistant Director

Bruno Cesari Set Decoration

Lelio Luttazzi Conductor

Turi Vasile Producer

Franco Montemurro First Assistant Director

Margherita Ferroni Assistant Costume Designer

Ilde Muscio Script Supervisor

Carmen Fábregas Assistant Editor

Maurizio Chiari Costume Design

International Titles

Play-boy party Trailer

Weekend Wives Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 19 May 2021

Italy 27 December 1965

Production Companies

Les Films du Siècle

Altura Films

Ultra Film

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