Long Live the Lady! Trailer (1987)

08 September 1987 Comedy 102 mins

The Lady (or Signora) of the title is a mysterious matron who lives in a crumbling mansion. Six catering trainees are brought to the castle upon its conversion into a resort hotel. They are ordered to prepare a special meal for the old lady, whom none of them have ever seen for more than an instant. As the caterers grow in wisdom and sophistication, we learn that the lady may very well be an urbane ghost rather than a flesh-and-blood entity.

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Cast

Marco Esposito as Libenzio

Simona Brandalise as Corinna

Stafania Busarello as Anna

Simone Dalla Rosa as Mao

Tarcisio Tosi as PG (Pigi)

Marisa Abbate as La 'Signorina'

Graziella Menichelli as Uno dei Clowns

Pietro Luigi Murri as Il Nipote

Luciano Rossi as Monsieur Pig

Crew

Ermanno Olmi Director

Ermanno Olmi Writer

Elisabetta Olmi Continuity

Georg Philipp Telemann Music

Giampietro Bonamigo Producer

Francesca Sartori Costume Design

Maurizio Zaccaro Director of Photography

Ermanno Olmi Editor

Fabio Olmi Sound

International Titles

Lang lebe die Gnädige Frau! Trailer

Lang lebe die Signora Trailer

Sokáig éljen az úrnö Trailer

International Releases Dates

Belgium 06 April 1989

Czech Republic 03 April 2005

France 08 May 1988

Italy 08 September 1987

United States 16 October 1987

Production Companies

Istituto Luce Cinecittà

RAI

Cinemaundici

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