Light in the Piazza (1962) Official Trailer - Olivia de Havilland, George Hamilton Movie HD

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Light in the Piazza (1962) Official Trailer - Olivia de Havilland, George Hamilton Movie HD
The Palazzo Vecchio. The Uffizi Gallery. Michelangelo's David. Meg Johnson is eager to discover the glories of Italy with her beautiful daughter Clara, who was mentally impaired in a childhood accident. But Clara discovers something more -- love -- with an ardent Italian who mistakes her limitations for charming naiveté. Clara is so happy and fulfilled. Should Margaret reveal her daughter's secret? Sensitive and elegantly romantic, Light in the Piazza is an A-list production with a fine cast headed by two-time Oscar® winner* Olivia de Havilland, a script by Casablanca's Julius J. Epstein, gowns by Christian Dior and color cinematography celebrating the magnificent art and architecture of Florence and Rome. Rossano Brazzi, Yvette Mimieux, George Hamilton and Barry Sullivan also star in this moving story that was also the basis for the award-winning 2005 Broadway musical.
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[@bway_car08]

The musical of this movie is amazing

[@broadwaymike92]

Love the musical version. Adam Guettel made is Grandfather Richard Rodgers (half of Rodgers and Hammerstein) proud.

[@rosemaryfranzese317]

I love this film and it’s set in my favourite city. Some critics slated Hamilton’s performance but young Italian men of that background are exactly like that

[@skylilly1]

R.I.P Yvette. Love this movie.

[@homegown1234]

She was one of the most beautiful and talented actresses of the 60s who passed away from natural causes at age 80.

[@ninam2028]

Love this movie, truly has become one of my favorites!!!❤❤❤

[@rjc7289]

I saw this movie about a week ago on either TCM or AMC. I forget which one. Anyway, it was my introduction to Yvette Mimieux, and to say she was stunning is an understatement! Hers are the kind of looks that make you do a double-take, because you're simply awe-struck by how beautiful she is.

[@kenmorgan2507]

Have to agree,fell in love with Yvette back in 1960 when she was in The Time Machine.

[@tonisumblin2719]

Exactly. She was a natural beauty.

[@tonisumblin2719]

@@kenmorgan2507 yes. I loved that movie. She was also in the movie, Joy in the Morning, Hawaii, she Where the boys are. She was a natural beauty.

[@manuellarodrigues]

I just love this movie!!!

[@ADAMSIXTIES]

Happy 83th to George Hamilton! Yvette Mimieux 1942-2022. Unfortunate how trailers of this era had those annoying narrators instead of just showing the scenes. In the movie George was 3 years younger, in real life he's 3 years older

[@BettinaBalser]

My favorite movie.

[@mikaylaworkowski5236]

0:41 you can tell it’s the sixties by her waist🤭

[@HotVoodooWitch]

Minnie846 Mouse Indeed. Women had them then.

[@barbarayevoli8229]

Minnie846 Mouse Yea Right. There are a lot of “Skinny Minnies” today too,

[@spacepear9403]

@@HotVoodooWitch shut up💕 unrealistic body standards aint cute

[@pamelag7553]

In the seventies most people were on the thin side, especially in their teens/twenties and usually beyond. I don't know what they've done to food these days, but it's definitely not as healthy as it used to be. The other difference was that we walked everywhere, or took the bus. And then you had to walk to the bus stop and back. Streets were safe and crime was still pretty rare. For now, grow your own. Eat non-GMO, and unprocessed. Factory food isn't real food.

[@katherined800]

"International lovemaking" is the best kind.

[@emerybayblues]

Saw this last week on TCM. Very good movie.

[@luismariasavasta1379]

The story of love is a lesson of hope that we can see in this film ❤

[@barbarayevoli8229]

I LOVED THIS MOVIE! I RENTED IT ONCE THINKING OF DOING IT AGAIN O EVEN BUYING IT.

[@luismariasavasta1379]

Adorable love story

[@broadwaymike92]

Who was introduce to the orginal film initially from the musical?

[@barbarayevoli8229]

I loved this Movie too’ My Aunt told me about it and I Rented it one day and Lovedit want to buy it sometime soon’

[@beautifullymature3548]

Love this movie...... The House of LeRu

[@ronllewellyn616]

Por favor, en eapañol y completa, de lo agradecería muchísimo

[@Blessed-jz7fh]

June 15,2023 TCMHD, I watched it with my daughter and I recorded😂 Clara's father made me mad, cleric didn't know when he was up to. Our marriage and taking Clara, the father was ashame No all he had to do was get some get some attorneys and they save a place for her at the school when they , when that day comes. I agree with the mother.

[@lorenheard2561]

Wow! Cool!😍😎💗💖

[@margotperla357]

avevo 15 anni quando ho visto questo film

[@Patriciabareiro1142]

Margot Perla yo 10.y ahora encuentro ésto. Quisiera verla nuevamente y en castellano.

[@juliag.5114]

Does anyone know what is the name of this beautiful soundtrack?

[@AlanAlexis013]

Júlia Guerra I was just wondering the same thing!

[@agustinabelo8321]

Quisiera volver a ver esta película si alguien la puede subir estaré muy agradecida

[@elsylarin8269]

Yo tambien quisiera volverla a ver.

[@mariajavierawelknerballas3404]

por favor subanla completa en castellano

[@Boychick2023]

I thought Clara was played by LINDA EVANS!!

[@sonnyroy497]

They are very similar in looks, both very beautiful. Rip Yvette.

[@FourKaiju]

anyway I can find a full movie of this online??

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

Did you ever find it?

[@Lia_s.]

0:36 please someone who knows Italian what does this mean???!!

[@giulianocardenio8624]

"Very very lucky". You take the word "fortunato" that means "lucky" and add the suffix "-issimo" with which you get the superlative. So: "fortunatissimo". Honestly I didn't really get how the woman in the movie translated it, but she's surely wrong lol