Ciao: The Movie

[jeffg]

It's in limited release (unfortunately not in my area). Anyone here seen it yet?

Refreshing to see a gay character in a film portrayed by someone who's actually gay (Alessandro Calza). Not bad for 38 years old..

http://caramelitosbaronil.blogspot.com/2008/05/collection-alessandro-calza.html

 

[panthera]

We missed the film in Denver

the weather was so dreadful that night. Yup, that one, single, solitary night.

Definitely going to see it on DVD.

Not only is he a hunk, he also wrote the screenplay, if I recall rightly.

Italians, Europeans in general are more open to 'older' stars in romantic films than is Hollywood.

 

[hydralique]

Panthera, romance isn't exactly the first thing that comes to mind when I see those pecs!

 

[panthera]

Ah, well,

then - you need to read his writing.

Body by God, Brain by Hallmark Greeting Cards, Sugar-Coated division.

Of course, living in Europe, I got to see the making-of for the non-US audience...and yes, I know exactly what you mean.

 

[beadsobleach]

What about Clint?

Mr. Eastwood doesn't do too bad for an older star in the romance department.

 

[panthera]

I'll take Clint...

hell, I'd even let Clint take me.

Gods, what a hunk.

 

[hydralique]

Last night after writing my earlier post I happened to turn the TV on and found
"Thunderball" with Sean Connery . . . need I say more?

 

[rp2813]

I'm with poster #3. Romance is hardly what comes (sp) to mind when I look at that picture.

This title sounds familiar. Could it have already been here and closed, or is it only playing 350 miles to the south?