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Casanova & Co. (1979)
While hiding from the royal authorities, Giacomo Casanova, the famous romancer, encounters his look-alike: Giacomino, a fugitive petty con man. Meanwhile, the Arabian Caliph and his wife are arriving in Venice for a state visit, and she insists on a night with the legendary lover. Through a series of erotic encounters and mistaken-identity comedies, Giacomo and Giacomino make their way back to Venice for their appointment with the Caliph's wife.
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While hiding from the royal authorities, Giacomo Casanova, the famous romancer, encounters his look-alike: Giacomino, a fugitive petty con man. Meanwhile, the Arabian Caliph and his wife are arriving in Venice for a state visit, and she insists on a night with the legendary lover. Through a series of erotic encounters and mistaken-identity comedies, Giacomo and Giacomino make their way back to Venice for their appointment with the Caliph's wife.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Tom Priman, Joshua Sinclair
In Theaters:3/1/1979
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Neue Delta Filmproduktion, Pantherfilms, Compagnie Française de Coproductions Internationales (COFCI)
Cast
Franz Antel
Director
Tony Curtis
Giacomo Casanova / Giacomino
Marisa Berenson
The Caliph's Wife
Marisa Mell
Duchess of Cornaro
Jean Lefebvre
The Sergeant
Andréa Ferréol
The Baker's Wife
Sylva Koscina
The Prefect's Wife
Victor Spinetti
The Prefect
Umberto Orsini
Count Tiretta
Jenny Arasse
Cecilia
Jacques Herlin
Senator Dell‘Acqua
Jeannie Bell
Fatme
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