Rome Adventure (1962)

It’s an old movie I remember from my teens. The scenery is beautiful? The acting is good. I love Suzanne Pleshette, and everyone in it.

An excellent movie. I could watch it again and again and again. In fact I have. Beautiful music, especially the main title theme. Whilst Al Di La is lovely; and yes indeed extremely romantic, the main theme music is superb. Scenery is also superb. Suzanne Pleshette is staggeringly beautiful. How could you not want to take her on a holiday around Italy!! Troy Donoghue is a little 'limp' though I felt. But I'm not sure whom I might have replaced him with in 1962?! Certainly NOT an American, as she went to Italy, for 'THE EXPERIENCE', it should have been passed on by a local, maybe Louis Jourdan (but he's French); surely an Italian would be needed! But whom? Suggestions anyone? I disagree with the other review suggesting Cary Grant. Wonderful and all as her was, even then he would have been too old and the wrong cultural background. Rossanno Brazzi was very good in the movie; (but, like Grant), just a little too old for her to create a realistic love interest, especially for 1962. Angie Dickenson smouldered - boy did she smoulder. What wonderful casting to put her opposite the innocence of Pleshette (in her first starring role).Please please please, where are all the Suzanne Pleshettes' today? Her smile, her eyes, her outfits, the dresses, the 'heels'. Here final outfit when she tries to seduce Rossanoo Brazzi - exquisite! Come on girls - get it together!!! A great shame that Suzanne did not appear in other movies of this ilk, instead of those lame duck movies with Dean Jones. Indeed Suzanne deserved much better in terms of leading roles. A very sad loss when she died in January 2008 from respitory problems. Possibly that awfully sexy voice of hers, was caused by other things!?

Love this movie.

The film takes viewers back to a simpler and kinder time for most Americans (and Italians). The film stars the always handsome Troy Donahue, but may best be remembered for the introduction of Suzanne Pleschette. The plot is paper thin. The film stands out because of the gorgeous location shooting in Rome and the Italian Alps. The music is especially lovely. The film is really more of a tuneful travelogue than a true romance. "Rome Adventure" is a friendly film for a hot or rainy night. For a genuine love story in the Eternal City, see Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck in "Roman Holiday."

Liked

I've always loved this movie, reminds me of my youth, a very sweet movie

This is one sappy, corny, yet scenery-loaded movie that is like a train wreck....you just have to watch it and can't turn away!The story is about a college librarian (Suzanne Pleshette) who - rather than get fired - quits her job because she loaned one of the students a "lurid" book about adult love. She gets on a ship and travels to Rome to experience love. There, she meets an architect (Troy Donohue) and, what else, they fall in love. There's an ex-girlfriend of Troy's (Angie Dickinson) who causes havoc and dreamy Rosanno Brazzi who lusts after Suzanne. The song ":Al Di La" premiered in this movie and the background of Rome and other Italian cities they visit is fabulous. Troy is handsome, as always, but couldn't act his way out of a paper bag; Suzanne fits the role beautifully (it was her first movie role); and the supporting actors are great.It is glorious to see Rome NOT packed with tourists wearing shorts, rubber flip flops, and baseball caps. The era of this movie shows women taking pride in how they present themselves and men wearing dinner jackets in the evening. That alone should warrant watching this movie!It's a chick flick - nothing more. If you watch it with that in mind, you will have a wonderful travel - and love story - experience for 1 1/2 hours.

I love seeing all the places I have visited

Bueno, a los que les gusten las pelis clásicas, romanticas y que encima salga Italia por todas partes en todo su esplendor de los años 60, deben comprarla si o si, es una joya esta peli, bonita donde las haya!!

Enjoyable from start to finish. Exceptional cast: the Italians were original, Rossano Brazzi was particularly loved by young and mature ladies for his gentle latino charm; the American T. Donahue was the "bello" and Suzanne Placette , the leading female star, plays the young American girl who is about to go on a self-discovery tour to Europe, of which Rome is the chosen preferred destination; an early rebel before the swinging 60s, she honestly values and reflects on her feelings for people, although she remarkably resembles Elizabeth Taylor, she has a skill and a charm all their own. This movie captures the Italian sensibility marvellously, and at times reminds the previous Roman Holidays, with Peck and Hepburn. Many years have now passed, many of the old buildings and bars or restaurants have been replaced, but the Italuan atmosphere is still the same, to me, as when I was a child. It is still very watchable: we are kept in suspence till the very end, the viewing is perfect and the colurs so vivid; last but not least, Angie Dickinson is at her best and the song "Al di la'" , is still a hit that Connie Frances sang herself. If you love movies and are planning a trip to Italy, you may enjoy watching it.

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50年前に見た映画でわが青春のトップランクの作品です。ＤＶＤ化は諦めていましたが、発見して即購入しました。この映画に影響を受け、結婚披露の場面でも主題歌ア・ル・ディラ使いました。ローマに行ってレストランでもリクウェストしましたし、ナボーナ広場の噴水も映画のシーン通りで最高でした。イタリア・ローマに行く方々には是非見て欲しい作品です。主演の２人共亡くなったのは寂しいですが、この映画は永遠です。

La película es excelente y se ve muy bien. No trae la opción de subtitulo en español.