My First 40 Years Trailer

My First 40 Years Trailer (1987)

05 November 1987 Comedy 107 mins

Marina is a woman who never says no...to men, money and fame! Determined to climb the social ladder, she works her way up from a marriage of a millionaire prince. At last, she's living the life of wealth and glamour she's always dreamed of. Then Love comes along and ruins everything! A starving artist steals her heart and seduces her away to his bohemian world. Will Marina manage to stay happy living a lifestyle out of the fast lane?

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Cast

Carol Alt

as Marina

Elliott Gould

as Nino Ranuzzi

Jean Rochefort

as Principe Riccio

Pierre Cosso

as Massimiliano

Capucine

as Principessa Caracciolo

Teo Teocoli

as Franco Bonetti

Isabel Russinova

as Doris Caetani

Riccardo Garrone

as padre di Marina

Paola Quattrini

as madre di Marina

Sebastiano Somma

as Rodolfo Merisi

Claudio Insegno

as Paparazzo

Massimo Venturiello

as Roberto D'Angelo

Giuseppe Pambieri

as Carlo Donati Dadda

Martine Brochard

as Marchesa Caetani

Isabella Rocchietta

as Lucrezia Caracciolo bambina

Tommaso Pernice

as Massimiliano Caracciolo

Crew

Umberto Smaila

Original Music Composer

Luigi Kuveiller

Luigi Kuveiller Director of Photography

International Titles

Mes quarante premières années Trailer

My First 40 Years Trailer

International Releases Dates

Italy 05 November 1987

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