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The Lost One (1948)
A courtesan sacrifices her relationship with a youthful admirer after the man's father pleads with her. Adapted from Giuseppe Verdi's 1853 opera in the three acts "La Traviata".
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A courtesan sacrifices her relationship with a youthful admirer after the man's father pleads with her. Adapted from Giuseppe Verdi's 1853 opera in the three acts "La Traviata".
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Genre:Drama, Music
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In Theaters:3/29/1948
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Runtime:85 minutes
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Cast
Carmine Gallone
Director
Nelly Corradi
Violetta Valery
Gino Mattera
Alfredo Germont
Manfredi Polverosi
Georg Germont
Flora Marino
Flora Bervoix
Carlo Lombardi
Baron Douphol
Massimo Serato
Alexandre Dumas, fils
Nerio Bernardi
Giuseppe Verdi
Onelia Fineschi
Violetta Valery (singing voice)
Tito Gobbi
Georg Germont (singing voice)
Francesco Albanese
opera singer
Arturo La Porta
opera singer
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