Adventures of Ulysses C1/11

1954 movie

[@Charlesputnam-bn9zy]

The opening with faithful Penelope silhouetted against the setting sun, between the 2 stone lions, is one of the most beautiful scenes in this masterpiece. Never to be equaled.

[@ellas9206]

Soundtrack is outstanding

[@GaryYoung-eq1ph]

50times seen and never tired of it !!!!!

[@lettrism]

i have been looking for this for so long. thank you.

[@CBeard849]

Silvana Mangano.......was truly beautiful.

[@Johnnycdrums]

I had to look her up. She was in some movies I look forward to watching. "The Witches", and "The Verona Trial" sound very interesting from the filmology.

[@johnschick5827]

It seems they had squatters even then, and just as hard to evict!

[@speedracer1945]

Too bad this film is never shown on cable , just because its Italian made with voice overs , its still a good film that I saw when I was 16 and bought the DVD 10 years ago . I just wish it was shown here in it whole

[@saveriolicausi7399]

Rimane sempre un bel film nonostante qualcuno dica il contrario

[@tapthatt2012]

I remember seeing this in school. been years.

[@ga7853]

Any idea where I can find the missing parts of this wonderful movie? Thanks

[@agnesepachner3974]

Si può magari con sottotitoli in italiano?

[@5355vbxjbj76rvn]

@mafiaromanian No. That's a novel set in 20th-century Dublin, based (rather distantly) on the Odyssey. wwwDOTwikipediaDOTorg/wiki/Ulysses_%28novel%29

[@jop23ify]

RIP kirk douglas

[@mafiaromanian]

nevermind this is the odyssey, greek mythology story

[@mikevlade4221]

is not Penelope , believe me .

[@kayla.darnell]

here in 2020

[@agnesepachner3974]

In italiano

[@mastermooky]

joyce wrote a piece based on and in answer to, tho odyseey

[@mafiaromanian]

is this the ulysses by james joyce?

[@nassauguy48]

For all her curses, Cassandra would end up getting her head cut off by Clytaemnestra, the jealous wife of Agamemnon, who would die with her. Ulysses would live a full and rich life following his trials. Karma is a bitch, woman!

[@pendragonU]

because he was the most beloved mortal of Pallas Athenea who protected him against any other gods, outsmarting them all.