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All 25 Mirella Pamphili Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Get ready to delve into the captivating world of Mirella Pamphili as we take a journey through her illustrious filmography! This roundup article will provide an engaging overview of her most iconic roles, from heartfelt dramas to thrilling action films. Fasten your seatbelts and prepare to be enchanted by her on-screen performances!
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"Requiem for a Secret Agent" is a 1966 thrilling action-adventure film directed by Sergio Sollima. Featuring Stewart Granger, Daniela Bianchi, and Peter van Eyck in the leading roles, this conspiracy-thriller unfolds as a veteran US Secret Service agent races against time to expose and thwart a sinister enemy spy network. Set against the backdrop of Morocco, the agent finds himself entangled in a deadly web of espionage and deceit that could potentially lead to catastrophic consequences for the world.
Experience the thrill of Kriminal, a 1966 crime thriller where mastermind thief Kriminal (Glenn Saxson) narrowly avoids execution. With his uncanny talent for staying one step ahead of the law, each new crime he commits pushes him closer to his biggest score yet.
Set amidst the rugged Arizona Territory, "Johnny Yuma" is a thrilling Western that blends action, drama, and intrigue. When a cunning and vengeful wife orchestrates her husband's untimely demise and plans to eliminate his only heir, she enlists the help of her former lover. However, her schemes eventually turn against her as the loyal heir and his newly-acquired ally devise a plan to take down the wife's deadly associates.
Sex, love, and religion collide in the captivating 1966 Italian comedy, "Scusi, lei è favorevole o contrario? ". Directed by Alberto Sordi and written by Sordi, Sergio Amidei, and Dario Argento, the film is centered around successful 50-year-old entrepreneur Tullio Conforti, who is firmly against divorce for religious reasons. However, his secret life as a separated man with a multitude of lovers challenges this deep-rooted belief.
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Meet Rita, an unconventional and daring student, who unexpectedly finds herself drawn to an introverted and soft-spoken singing mentor. Little does she know, this enigmatic educator has a secret alter ego - a charismatic and electrifying rock star. This delightful blend of comedy, romance, and music, titled "Rita the Mosquito," captivates audiences with its sweet and surprising narrative about love, astonishment, and the wondrous power of melodies.
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"Set in the sunny streets of Italy, Nel sole is a captivating blend of comedy, music, and romance that unfolds the heartwarming story of Carlo, a poor student in love with the wealthy Lorena. With the help of two dear friends who pose as a butler and a chauffeur, Carlo devises a daring plan to deceive Lorena and her family into believing he is a wealthy tycoon.
In the 1967 film "Tiffany memorandum, " charismatic journalist Dick Hallan finds himself unintentionally tangled in the world of international politics following a string of coincidental events. With some encouragement from the CIA, Hallan embarks on an extraordinary journey that takes him to unexpected heights. As the intrigue intensifies and the mysteries surrounding a certain memorandum come to the surface, Hallan must navigate through a web of secret dealings and clandestine operations to discover the truth.
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Dating back to 1968, Crazy Westerners is a delightful Italian musical Western movie that guarantees pulse-pounding excitement. Helmed by Ferdinando Baldi, this hour and a half long film takes us on an enthralling journey as we follow the story of Little Rita, a relentless female gunslinger, as she embarks on a quest to track down infamous outlaws. Her mission is to eliminate the corrupting influence of money by hoarding stolen gold in a cave, with the intention of detonating it.
"Sting the Mosquito" is a witty musical comedy flick from 1967, masterfully directed by the talented Lina Wertmüller. The film portrays the captivating narrative of Rita, who defies societal norms and family traditions to chase her dream in the musical world, and fights for her rights. This riveting film is set in Italy, a location that effectively showcases diverse cultural and societal themes, particularly revolving around family ties, gender expectations, and artistic aspirations.
Il Medico della Mutua, a 1968 Italian comedy film, takes viewers on a gripping journey through the complexities of the Italian healthcare system. Starring Alberto Sordi as the ambitious and determined doctor, the movie delves into the corrupt and intricate world of medical bureaucracy. As the protagonist navigates this system, he encounters a myriad of challenges that test both his integrity and his resolve.
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A Place for Lovers, released in 1969, stars Marcello Mastroianni and Faye Dunaway as Julia and Valerio, two passionate lovers who embark on a ten-day romance in the Alps. As the pair indulge in their escapade, Julia, a secret-keeping fashion designer, and Valerio, a skilled racecar driver, unknowingly set off on a downward spiral.
Enter the thrilling world of "The Last Chance, " an Italian crime drama with an American twist that debuted in 1968. When journalist Patrick Harris receives crucial information about an international crime syndicate, his life quickly becomes a perilous journey. As the sinister organization seeks to silence the journalist forever, Patrick must outsmart and outrun the killers determined to eliminate him at every turn.
The Great Silence, also known as Il grande silenzio, is a gripping 1968 Italian-French western drama directed by Sergio Corbucci. Set in a remote, snow-covered small town in the winter of 1898, the film follows a mute gunfighter who becomes the unlikely protector of a young widow and a group of outlaws, battling against a ruthless gang of bounty killers in a tense and chilling struggle.
Vedove inconsolabili in cerca di. . distrazioni, a hilarious 1968 Italian sex comedy, follows the journey of three heartbroken widows who embark on a quest for love and distraction. Tackling the themes of horniness, infidelity, and the search for fulfillment, this saucy comedy, directed by Bruno Gaburro, features an impressive ensemble of stars Luisa Rivelli, Gabriella Pallotta, and Carla Romanelli.
"The Girl Who Couldn't Say No", better known as "Tenderly", is a timeless 1968 Italian romantic comedy helmed by the illustrious Franco Brusati. This delightful film features a remarkable ensemble of stars, including the talented Virna Lisi, the charismatic George Segal, and the captivating Lila Kedrova.
"The Sweet Body of Deborah" is a chilling thriller that takes viewers on a suspenseful ride through a labyrinth of secrets, lust, and deadly danger. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Geneva, Switzerland, the film follows the story of a newlywed couple, played by Carroll Baker and Jean Sorel, who find themselves entangled in a twisted web of intrigue surrounding the husband's former fiancée's untimely demise.
17. Medea (1969)
The spellbinding 1969 film "Medea" by Italian director Pier Paolo Pasolini centers around the enduring story of love, deception, and vengeance, based on the classical Greek tragedy penned by Euripides. Pasolini takes the audience on a thrilling journey with the mesmerizing Maria Callas playing the fervent sorceress Medea. Together, they embark on a complex expedition, returning from the ambitious quest to procure the fabled Golden Fleece. The story takes a dramatic turn as Medea is expelled from Greece, igniting a savage fury that propels her in relentlessly pursuing vengeance.
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18. 12 + 1 (1969)
12 + 1 (1969) is a whimsical adventure-comedy that delivers a unique twist on the traditional treasure hunt. The intrigue begins when a daring young playboy unexpectedly inherits a mysterious set of 13 antique chairs, which he initially intends to sell for money. However, things take an unexpected turn when he discovers a hidden secret embedded in the chairs' numerical symbolism – number 12, to be precise.
19. Boot Hill (1969)
Boot Hill (1969) is an entertaining Western comedy film filled with action and adventure. Directed by Giuseppe Colizzi and written by the same talented individual, this thrilling movie stars Terence Hill, Bud Spencer, and Woody Strode as the main characters.
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"Zum zum zum - La canzone che mi passa per la testa" is a delightful family comedy from the land of spaghetti and sunshine, Italy. The film revolves around two brothers who are passionate about music and are desperate to find happiness for themselves and those around them. This heartwarming tale takes a turn for the extraordinary as the brothers uncover a magical means to achieve happiness - the power of music.
In the thrilling 1969 Italian film "Vergogna schifosi" (Dirty Shame), three young men from Milan, who have gotten away with murder, are suddenly hit with a disturbing twist. They receive an incriminating photo along with a demand for money, despite their quick payment. As the threats continue, these three unsuspecting characters become trapped in a chilling game of cat and mouse with an unknown threat.
"A Heartfelt Affair" is a deeply moving Italian drama film directed by Carlo Martinelli and Enrico Maria Salerno. This cinematic gem made its debut in 1970 and spans an absorbing 1 hour and 25 minutes runtime, effortlessly captivating viewers with its simple yet intriguing plot.
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Can our hero successfully locate the world's largest diamond? A 1971 Italian adventure crime film directed by Guido Malatesta, "Riuscirà il nostro eroe a ritrovare il più grande diamante del mondo?", revolves around the character of Jimmy Logan, portrayed by Ray Danton. Logan is an unrelenting detective on a mission to retrieve a diamond that belongs to the British Crown and was stolen by a notorious adversary, who turns out to be an untrustworthy member of the English Secret Service.
"Death in Venice, " released in 1971, is an enthralling drama-romance directed by Luchino Visconti. Set in the enchanting city of Venice, the film follows Gustav von Aschenbach, a sickly composer, as he takes refuge in the city to recover his health. However, his stay soon becomes sinister as he becomes fixated with the teenage boy named Tadzio, whom he becomes a voyeur to.