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Release Date:
April 30, 1976
Original Title:
Ecco lingua d'argento
Alternate Titles:
Emmanuelle's Silver Tongue
Lengua de plata
Lingua d'argento
Genres:
Comedy | Drama
Production Companies:
Summit Film
Production Countries:
Italy
Ratings / Certifications:
ES: 18 IT: VM14
Runtime: 87
This movie is an Emmanuelle film in name only. Carmen Villani does get naked often, and there is this guy who looks like he was in the :Monkeys: The film begins with Billy ( Roberto Cenci ) who rushes to the airport of Tunis , for the arrival of her friend Andrea ( Carmen Villani ), returning from Paris with her husband. But Billy's happiness is shattered when she learns quickly that it should host to his house, at the request of Andrea, Bobby ( Gianfranco D'Angelo ), in love with Andrea, and Dr. Censi ( Nadia Cassini ), a friend of Bobby, who tries in vain to cure him of his uncontrollable desire of women, but to no avail, even allowing himself to him, after having hypnotized. After realizing that Bobby was not the right man for her, Andrea finally falls in love Billy.
Administration:
Pier Luigi Tarabus
Art Direction:
Franco Calabrese
Assistant Art Director:
Eduardo Puoti
Assistant Camera:
Bruno Pellegrini
Assistant Director:
Anna Maria Bifarini
Assistant Editor:
Anna D'Angelo
Assistant Makeup Artist:
Giovanna Manca
Boom Operator:
Graziano Ruzzeddu
Camera Operator:
Luigi Quattrini
Cinematography:
Gino Santini
Costume Design:
Silvio Laurenzi
Director:
Mauro Ivaldi
Editor:
Carlo Reali
Gaffer:
Elgo Dentale
Hairstylist:
Maria Favella
Key Grip:
Romeo Candelotti
Makeup Artist:
Duilio Giustini
Original Music Composer:
Alberto Baldan Bembo
Production Manager:
Giamberto Marcolin
Giorgio Russo
Production Secretary:
Angelo Corrieri
Rossella Ferrero
Props:
Renato Mondragone
Script Supervisor:
Daniela Rau
Sound Mixer:
Ferdinando Pescetelli
Still Photographer:
Mimmo Cattarinich
Wardrobe Coordinator:
Anna Onori
Writer:
Mauro Ivaldi
Guido Leoni
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