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The long-held romantic aspirations of an unmarried American woman come to a bittersweet fruition as she encounters an attractive Italian man in Venice, only to discover he is already married.
Starring: Katharine Hepburn, Rossano Brazzi, Isa Miranda.
Directed By: David Lean.
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[@NorthernLights2375]

Why the hell not - life is too short, if you are unhappy, or lonely. The memories sustain you when you get older

[@anairenemartinez165]

This movie is a love letter to Venice, wonderful

[@jorusnak1998]

I went to. Venice and met a man fell in love that lasted 32 years ❤. Till ne passed away.

[@laura4049]

Oh how romantic …..he must have been charming…..❤

[@SUECLAPSON]

How lovely. I went to Venice just after l lost my mother...and fell in love with Venice! 😊

[@sherrylyn7194]

❤

[@Ferreira5858]

​😮😮😮 1:28:26

[@linmacdon6389]

I'm so sorry for your loss. May he be resting in peace .

[@SarahAndrews24]

Love love this movie,Technicolor captured the beauty of Venice in crisp vibrant colours, David Lean gave us spectacular shots throughout the movie..

[@marcok.6734]

Brava, David Lean era un Genio. Uno dei piu' grandi Registi in assoluto❤

[@michaeldonofrio6759]

The scenes of Venice alone make this a film worth watching, to say nothing of Hepburn's incredible emotional range as an actress par excellence. This was filmed before Venice became an overcrowded tourist trap. Arrivederci Venice.

[@davidallen508]

The first film I ever saw Katherine Hepburn in and it remains my favourite of all her films.I’m convinced David Lean brought out the best in her.

[@annemccarron2281]

I've traveled as a single woman & met many people who became friends, however, I throughly enjoyed being alone. I never felt morose. I live in a 4,030 sq ft house by myself now & love it! Life is what we make it. As Leo Buscaglia said, " You come into this world alone and you leave it alone." I've also heard, "If you don't like being alone, you're probably in bad company." 😊

[@helenaville5939]

Same. I too have always travelled as a single woman, feeling a profound sense of adventure that was lost whenever I travelled in the company of others... so I stopped doing that in my early twenties. I love meeting the people who cross my path.... like ships passing in the night. But sometimes - not often! - I encounter a likeminded soul who blossoms into a cherished lifelong friend. I have found in my travels that the more upper-class the lodgings the less interesting the people I find there. The most interesting people I have encountered have been those who travel on a budget. What a wonderful sense of irony the universe has! 👍😊

[@jkardez4794]

Very interesting indeed. Travelling on a budget is challenging and demands intuition though there are compromises to be made.

[@isrberlinerin4063]

I relate and i also traveled a lot met some incredible people along the way . I also live alone , but i am not lonely . I had many great experiences and love affairs , now i can truly say i am at peace .

[@princessdumbarton9877]

@@helenaville5939 If you want to have fun, always travel alone. Nothing worse than traveling with "others."

[@victoriap3832]

That's life!!

[@monicaconsigliereLavieenfleur]

I watched the film when I was a little girl. I watched it again few months ago and then I went to Venice last week. So yesterday I watched it again. The film is a little precious thing, good messages, excellent acting and Venice is so beautiful. The great thing about Venice is that it has preserved with its amazing historical buildings unlike most of the other beautiful cities in Europe that have been ravaged from the sixties on. Venice is immortal and magnificent.

[@Lorabliss]

I watch this film for the first time and yes, Venice is a leading character in this movie. Why did not they mention the name of a boy (cookier) , who played exceptionally well?

[@eveyholmes]

I was in Venice in 1987. I had seen this film years before. I had a love affair with the handsome owner of the Pensoine I stayed in and at a cafe I asked the band to play the movie's theme, Summertime In Venice. I have seen this film like a dozen times + and still cry when I hear the song and the whole movie. I have returned to Italy 3 times more, most recently last September. Not to Venice, but every place I stay in Italy I love. In 2017 I had an Italian lover in Milan. Not as handsome as the first one in 1987. Saw him again this last September. Italy and also Spain are so darn romantic.

[@justthink5854]

saw it on the big screen during the 70's. glorious color. Hepburn overacts a bit but her jump into the canal gave that had big health consequences for her. she was a trooper.

[@victoriap3832]

I wonder if Venice has changed much since that movie was shot.

[@THORMYN1]

Not a particular Kate Hepburn fan but the movie is from the 50s and brings back a lot of memories when my family was on vacation there in the 50s! I think it’s a very romantic film but it also show the darker site once in a while like when they throw their garbage from the window into the water. It smells there all the time. Hepburn ruined her health falling into the polluted waters . If you can get over the negative parts then it’s a nice romantic movie especially for people who have experienced Italy on the 50s!

[@lynabercrombie7139]

Everyone used to dress so nice back then!

[@sarahmd5513]

This wonderful film is about as old as I am and still has such beautiful colors, my colors are no longer as brilliant. 😜

[@markbass9402]

I lived in Cyprus for 25 years. Women go there expecting their summer shag as they say. It's an island of romance and love. It happened to me. Now, I have retired and live in the Philippines with the love of my life! Life is good if you let it be.

[@kyrareneeLOA]

I love this. I am also with the love of my life. Life is good, and I let it be. 🧡

[@dubinatub1]

Cyprus also. Moving to the Philippines myself 18mths time

[@maggieperry-og9gr]

It's an old film, but rather an interesting commentary of mid-century American morality exposed for its contradictions in postwar Venice. You can indulge in Eisenhower era hypocrisy, or you can live. You can dine on delicious Italian .... "food"... or you can eat pills. And despite the stories she tells herself, her friends from home, and the people she meets, this is no 1950's fairytale, this is the messy real world. A surprisingly modern and adult story for its time, no one dies dispute the numerous instances of adultery, and the negative multiple depictions of unhappy infidel marriages.

[@tia904]

Most interesting comment here... And the main protagonist still naive, she faces real life for the first time, escapes, and goes back to her cocoon, and will daydream for the rest of her life believing she encountered real love when all she experienced was a fairy tale.

[@lydiarowe491]

Dearest Kathrine Hepburn was always a very independent soul..that’s what made her so special..looking for what she didn’t think was possible ..then finding an Italian man no less on holiday in Venice…did she ever come back or just get on with her life..loved her clothes so feminine and fetching as they would say..an amazing woman who could do justice to the parts she played..❤

[@kellydelerenzo262]

You act like this is real life wow it’s a movie

[@dubinatub1]

Loved her in the movie the African queen

[@dubinatub1]

@@kellydelerenzo262 aren't they a reflection of life, well let's leave dome movies naturally

[@annemccarron2281]

She wasn't independent. Women who don't marry always think they are. She satisfied her needs within other woman's husband. That isn't independence.

[@annemccarron2281]

​@@kellydelerenzo262Yes it is, although it is certainly common in real life.

[@bigbrowntabby118]

David Lean's romance films are just unsurpassed. The pace of the films, the actors performances, the dialogue, the setting--everything so perfect. I've seen three of them this past month and all three are now among my favorites: Summertime, Brief Encounter, and Passionate Friends.

[@Lorabliss]

Charming beautiful movie with magnificent sights of Venice, excellent camerawork. I love watching it, Venice reminds me my St. Petersburg. I was in Italy several times and confirm, that Italian men behave like that.😊 Why did not they mention the name of a boy (cookier) , who played exceptionally well?

[@HelenJoannides]

why it´s so difficult to create beautiful relations between men and women? Love is there to make us stronger, richer, more divine - according to Plato. But on this earth it´s only about business (marriage) - or pleasure (adventures like this one). We need more authenticity, more soul, more truth.. We would be less alone on this earth and more happy. Beautiful film.

[@susanrogwest6013]

Because there is an evil group of people that have engineered society this way without us knowing. They use Hollywood films to influence our thinking. They control 98% of all media.

[@igabrzozowska2952]

We need more Hollywood Collection.

[@annette2326]

She's got that something. She is beautiful. It's too bad our standard of beauty now is fish lips, skin tight clothing and 4 inch nails. I used to love when the Look and Life magazines used to come to Mommy's house. It was Maria Calais, Marilyn Monroe, Jackie Kennedy, Sophia Lauren...every one of them unique. All were allowed to age.

[@amandawhiteley6737]

As for fashion styles of this period.....CHARISMA!! ❤❤❤❤

[@cherylwhite8445]

Gorgeous movie. So poignant, so beautifully acted. Venice was even the bigger star. Just went there this year. So crowded. It was nice to see it back when. Italians in the street, not just tourists. It was still fabulous, a must see.

[@helenastanton7055]

My partner asked me to marry him in the centre of St Marks square. This is a special film to us

[@hermajesty52]

One of my all time favorite movies since I saw it in high school over 50 years ago.. Rossano Brazzi..... sigh. Kind of cliched but so what. Romance done right without all the crudity of modern films. Could have done without the fireworks though.... 🙂

[@cristinaborger83]

OMG I love the clothes❤❤❤

[@anairenemartinez165]

They complain Venice gets too crowded now. I guess they never watched this movie

[@sandramacfie8011]

I think she was quite lovely with a very good figure. There was nothing old about her...she wasn't 18 but who wants to fall in love with anyone in that shallow age. I thought they made a great couple. Remember as well, Rossano Brazzi

[@ccasey1904]

Well, I don’t believe it! A Kate Hepburn movie I have never seen before!❤💯

[@tiggywinkle20]

I love this film. To me it is about loneliness, love, trying to do the right thing, failing because love overcomes and finally sacrifice. I believe it was David Lean’s favourite film. Katherine Hepburn portrays the loneliness perfectly and Rossano the handsome lover. The scenery is beautiful but the story is important. Heart breaking but superb.❤️❤️

[@tiggywinkle20]

I am pro marriage. I do not think this story is immoral because in the end the heroine pays the price and goes home. She could have stayed. She slips up but leaves. Some of these comments are way over the top and a few unpleasant. We are all entitled to our own opinions. Thank you.🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@tiggywinkle20]

The immoral parts are what some of the other characters are doing!

[@bethr8756]

Lust overcomes

[@linebing6208]

I love the little boy in this movie. He made it more interesting beside the beauty of Venice.

[@bettycollins3960]

One of my all time favourite films featuring my absolute favourite place. I have been in the shop where she buys the glass. Wonderful memories.

[@sheristewart3940]

Love Katherine Hepburn.

[@notimetodienttd1115]

Wowww...Lucky you...🤗💕

[@LadyBug1967]

​@@charliesmith_Sorry. It was Rossano Brazzi😉

[@annemccarron2281]

It would have been so much better with a beautiful woman.

[@tia904]

@@annemccarron2281 You are so shallow, it's sad.

[@kyrareneeLOA]

It was driving me crazy that the sound was not there... around this scene 28:00

[@gardenlover9663]

Wanting to do the stunt herself, Katherine fell into the canal, causing an eye infection which bothered her the rest of her life.

[@monicaconsigliereLavieenfleur]

I remember watching this film as a little girl. I wanted to watch it again and I found it here. Now I am older than Katrine Hephurn in the film and Iknow that i am too old now for romance, but I still love these kind of films.❤

[@gailrupprecht9481]

My widowed Aunt remarried at 80 and she and her second husband, a widower of 85, had such a sweet romance and 13 delightful years together. traveling and enjoying life together.

[@melodyelson3202]

Rekindling romance by watching such a film is wonderful experience... Every holiday, this classic one should be watched and shared

[@annemccarron2281]

No one's too old for romance.

[@helenaville5939]

My aunt found love at 68. This was her first love and she wasn't looking for it. It was the most beautiful relationship I've witnessed - full of true love and caring and laughter and fun. I asked her if she regretted that they had not met earlier in their lives. She said, "No. Things and people come into our lives when it's the right time for us. We just need to be open to adventure at every age." 👍💚

[@user-ls7sx8ox3g]

@@helenaville5939 almost fun!!!!!LOL

[@alonzocalvillo6702]

One of my wife's favorite movies.

[@wuipuichang611]

Watched a few minutes and love it already! Thanks

[@kaythomas5884]

A beautiful movie about Venice, which I first experienced as a young bride, on a Swedish ship, coming from Australia, in 1970. A short while after this movie was made. Wonderful acting.❤

[@lanafeldman2553]

So nice to read about your first memory of Venice. I visited for the first time in 1972, not long after you did. Traveling on the vaporetto toward St. Marks Square, with the sun glistening on the canal and the old palazzi, one appearing after the last, still standing proud at the waterfront’s edge, was an experience I have never forgotten.

[@mariadisalvio1332]

1955 was another time for romance. Italian men offered the romantic dreams that many women harbored. She was an old spinster and wanted to feel the emotion of loving, being loved, and the feeling of passion. Italian wives of the era knew that their husbands would stray and closed their eyes to that behavior, and kept the families intact. I remember women in those days saying "He will always come home to me."

[@user-zv1zw3uq6b]

This movie reminds me of my younger days. I was in my twenty’s when I watched it. I’m now 87 and enjoy being alone.

[@user-tf5yz4cx9g]

👍😍🏅🍷

[@gailrupprecht9481]

I am so proud of that character! She did not love and lose, she loved and kept her integrity. Good for her!

[@ultimateoptimist5217]

No she committed a big sin.

[@sumoody1325]

Unexpected thrill in 2024. Rossano brazzi whi I fell in love with when a teenager in South Pacific .....many years ago...

[@adoa77]

Loved it. It inspired me to go to Venice...tomorrow. Wonderful acting of Katharine Hepburn. Also, she was 48 or 49 here. What an elegant beauty!

[@adoa77]

Believe me or not, I found by chance the red goblet and I smiled - a commercial one for sure. The store was ones of the many around Piazza S.Marco that sells Murano glasses.

[@Bonlynren]

I'm in love with this movie. ❤❤

[@s-lo5291]

Whoever the cinematographer is - bravo!

[@beforeourveryeyes]

Jack Hilyard.

[@tinadavy3990]

The little boy breaks the monotony...GREAT SCENERY...

[@margaret-pb6mt]

Among other things in this film, I wish I had a pair of red shoes like the ones she just bought!!!!

[@kristijaas4711]

So many alarmingly stupid comments. Innocent Americans abroad: Henry James? David Lean's stunning direction... perhaps before commenting, get a life, AND read a book and watch a few movies.

[@arietecosta7203]

Rossano Brazzi! My goodness!😊

[@kyrareneeLOA]

Such a great movie!! I am thankful.

[@celydolot2530]

It's a beautiful movie to watch. Thank you.

[@anairenemartinez165]

I did the vaporetto all the time, lots of fun. Don 't remember seeing traffic lights

[@dubinatub1]

For sure none

[@pauloarisi1908]

SUMERTIME é uma joia cinematográfica de DAVID LEAN, com KATHERINE HEPBURN, filmado em VENEZA. Trilha sonora inesquecível.

[@c0lagirl]

thank you for sharing this gem of a film ❤️

[@sandramacfie8011]

Remember Rossano Brazzi was greying around the temples. This movie was nominated for a number of awards.

[@pamelachristie5570]

Oh! I've heard of this film! They did a number of takes of Hepburn falling into the canal. The horrible, poisonous, polluted canal. If you've seen her later movies, you'll notice that Kate always tried to keep half her face away from the camera. She got an incurable eye infection from the Venice canal, and one of her eyes constantly shed tears for the rest of her life. Can you imagine the legal award if that happened today? But in 1955, if you were an actress who ever hoped to make another film, you did NOT sue your director/producer/studio, no matter what they did to you.

[@maryeliason1504]

Great ra tic movie. I Have a copy.

[@jennifergrouby738]

Awesome information thanks for sharing 💖💋

[@user-te2pk2ts8c]

子供の頃にこの映画を観て、その時と今十二分に大人になって再度この映画を観て感じることは大分違う。　戦後10年経って作られてこの映画には戦後の活力がみなぎっている。David　Leanファンとして大好きな映画の一つ。キャサリンヘップバーンのお洋服がとっても素敵。ロッサノブラティーがかっこよいけど当時はもっとおじさんなんだと思っていた。　日本語題名の”旅情”。。。とても上手。

[@annettelouise6781]

Oh I just want to live in the past with Katherine.

[@lanadale1479]

Have always loved this great film as well as the actors and music. It shows the beautiful and historical Venice Italy.

[@fayee8986]

Oh I did I noticed him sitting behind her how can anybody mess him he is so good looking.

[@user-xw3ds7fs7n]

spotted him and wasn't really into tne movie except scemery

[@b.b.finsclara3589]

I enjoyed this film......Shyness......Dreams of Fantasy....Breathtaking architecture and if permeates the air with Romance....Just lovely although a bit sad....yet all too REAL.....

[@susanharris6158]

The sky looks more sweet and fresh… before the matrix

[@valeriebaker9512]

I love this, i'm sure that many women have travelled in the hope of finding romance and this is a romantic film. If you think that it isn't then you can't read body language, Brazzi is gorgeous.I would have loved to be sat opposite him, sharing a bottle of wine.

[@vladynick]

I would have loved to have done even more with him!! ha, ha!

[@valeriebaker9512]

@@vladynick Absolutely.

[@rubytroy7756]

Great film ❤

[@donnabaardsen5372]

He's gorgeous 🥰

[@sillililli01]

Yes, he is, I agree with you.

[@noraluzcalugas2731]

Katherine Hepburn😊An Iconic Character 🛡️🌐🍿🧈✨😇🏡🥰♀️🏆⭐💫Five Star Performance

One of the greatest films ever made.

[@shrabonibabu]

This movie seems to be 50 odd years old. We took a trip 5years back, but little has changed, except the steam engine, water bus shape and free of local residents.

[@1TigerJo]

It was filmed in 1955 - 68 years ago,

[@albertomichelini4882]

a quei tempi rossano brazzi era l'attore italiano piu' famoso all'estero.

[@maggieperry-og9gr]

Lui era fighissimo, anche!

[@albertomichelini4882]

@@maggieperry-og9gr si parla sempre dei soliti ignoti ma rossano brazzi era molto amato dalle donne americane ed era un bravissimo attore con classe e stile almeno fino agli anni 70 dove pero' negli ultimi anni gli fecero fare film di dubbia qualita'. bye

[@annemccarron2281]

Very handsome man.

[@cindymaceda2999]

Beautiful. So sensuous.

[@tia904]

@@cindymaceda2999 It shows beauty is in the eye in the beholder.... A good actor, yes, but attractive no.

A wonderful film, but the great and original credits are missing.

[@larrynelson3329]

Love her Trans -Atlantic accent. It is said the studios taught it to the early stars.

[@typower9]

She was from New England. They talked that way.

[@larrynelson3329]

@@typower9 no that was a learned made up accent. Google it. Many stars learned it.

[@bethr8756]

Take your wife to see the fireworks!

[@Merylstreep1949]

Awesome ❤❤❤❤

[@jeffross5424]

one of my favourite movies...love venezia!

[@margueriteangioni5816]

Moi aussi j'adore regarder ce film pour voir surtout l'ambiance de cette cité éternelle. J'aimerais tant y retourner ....❤

[@maryrosed8475]

My late Mother loved this film.

[@bettyrubble9420]

Rossano Brazzi was a good looking man with a voice like butta

[@TaxTheChurches.]

After a couple of months, does she sit down at her office desk and type up a letter to him, then crumple it up?

[@robindupont6399]

I noticed that too. There's another woman carrying gloves. Wrapping herself in fashion. She wore beautiful clothes.

[@lorellamastrangelo1545]

Che film!!! Affascinante rossano brazzi e i paesaggi pura poesia

[@extraway770]

1955 of this film,,Rossano Brazzi age39,and Cathrine Hepburn age 48.So Cathrine was much older,I found it now.Her voice is like that.Yearh,the music"Summer time in Venice" was so popular.

[@manasyoga]

Much to feel about this film....especially I it happen to be visited Venice in the past and trod the streets over there...like the main characters brilliant performances❤ i find it qjite.informative at the time very few could do the journey. Great cinematic skills in filming

[@judywho2249]

Katharine

[@margaretgallegos2975]

In real life she and Spencer Tracy, who was a married man. Before his death. Had an affair. They acted in many movies together. Their acting chemistry together were flawless. Aloha! Oahu, Hawaii. Nov 17 2023. 79 year old Kapuna ( Senior) soon becomming 80 yrs young and spirit.🌅🌞🌈🌴🌺🏖️🏄

[@annemccarron2281]

It wasn't just before his death. It lasted for decades. I can't believe people think they are independent women when they sleep with another woman's husband. That isn't being independent or honest.

[@tia904]

@@annemccarron2281 Your dishonest double standard is striking, she is breaking no code, the husband is...

[@vaska1999]

@@tia904 It's not about breaking codes. It's about self-respect and integrity.

[@tia904]

@@vaska1999 Integrity would be to mention the husband's infidelity first because he owes the highest duty (or a wife is that's the case)... To focus on the woman first is taking responsibility away from the man... People can perpetuate this charade as if the man has no self determination and is inherently weak but it is an insult to both men and women... Vows are meaningless then. You forget one primary ingredient, the man typically pursues, not always but most often. Double standards are so destructive of human relations.

[@markbass9402]

What a wonderful woman!

[@gloriouse4458]

FABULOUS 🍿🎥❣️

[@sumoody1325]

Wonderful to see Venice, I've never been there.

[@Budheart]

Looks like I need to travel to Venice lol

[@zopizopi5054]

Need a travel companion? Let's go together :)

[@linkas.6724]

@@zopizopi5054 Can I join ?😊

[@lindamcfadden5522]

Not me!!!!

[@dubinatub1]

Love Venice

[@leattaleake8756]

Good movie

[@graziafronti6071]

❤questi erano bei film ❤ bravi attori ❤

[@creambabyjazz]

When a rational woman encounters an emotionally unstable man...💔 & This man doesn't know he must be single legally then he can start this date or relationship 👎🏻 & Another man with that hotel owner One relationship Can never satisfy him 👎🏻

[@deeoh3708]

Great movie, one of my favs. Loved seeing Venice again, such a beautiful and interesting place. thank you

[@shirleyfrost9909]

I fell in love in Venice in 1980...he was handsome, charming, successful, but after a week I realized he was tortured by his childhood...So, I went back to New Jersey with wonderful memories Only in the movies

[@annabarutti5877]

Venice, my lovely city...

[@annemccarron2281]

Would have been a better movie with Marcell Mastrioni & Sophia Loren.

[@chiaracucchi5201]

che bellezza raffinata e che espressività questa attrice, rossano brazzi affascinante

[@patriciaporcaro8586]

Lo sai, Rossano BELLO

[@gracielicastro9731]

Bellissimo film I loved it ❤

[@markgendala5689]

Can you imagine that 5 years later, the director of this movie would do "Lawrence of Arabia"? Yup...

[@kellyw8017]

No.

[@markgendala5689]

@@kellyw8017 There's more - after that he did "Doctor Zhivago"

[@kellyw8017]

@@markgendala5689 It blows my mind that he could be connected to this awful movie.

[@markgendala5689]

@@kellyw8017 That's how most of folks get their start in life - grab what's avaiable then show how good you can be the next time.

[@julieb7785]

If you can find Hepburn's memoir (Me)...she describes the most hilarious afternoon spent with Lean and his much-younger 4th or 5th wife. Lean takes Hepburn to a nursery and basically acts like a director. Tells her what to buy; what not to buy. It is a riot. Hepburn is rolling her eyes, but humors him. They then spend the day redoing Hepburn"s weedy garden; with Lean bossing the job. I know nothing about KH or DL...just bought the book on a library table. Now I'm curious to watch their movies. Cheers.

[@user-cj1dd1il5o]

Wundervoll! Danke! Danke! Danke! Kann vielleicht jemand den Film "All that heaven allows" herunterladen?

[@sarahmd5513]

ich nicht, sorry

[@ontime3462]

Is it better to have loved and lost than to never to have loved at all?

[@julieb7785]

Most definitely. ; )

[@greghill7759]

Only if you've loved and lost.

[@linadavidian8848]

Loved the red show scene.

[@ritabiro5105]

Venice is beautifull never forget the arts people hearthbreaking souls let the birds fly and enjoy the carneval and prey in some beautifull chuches dont bee lost.God film and actors.Ciao buona seara gondolas must bee again full .Murano....besona visitors

[@geraldamariaalves6461]

Excellent

[@debbabbit9283]

A couple of things about Firenze or Florence and Roma or Rome , the summertime is when the majority vacation for 8 to 12 weeks to the sea or lakes. They hate the intense heat. Businesses close during that time.

[@berylbattrick1246]

GREAT MOVIE VERY ENJOYABLE THANK YOU.