What is the title of the Italian movie where the actress with the red dress is kidnapped and falls in love?
546752
who does it star?  If it's Roberto Benigni and his wife, Nicoletta Braschi, check out imdb.com and type in his name.  If it's someone else, do the same.  There was a new film released last year called "Il manuale d'amore"....but that's not about a woman being kidnapped.
685723
1) An Affair to Remember: \nAlthough they are engaged to other people, Nikkie and Terry fall in love while on a ship. Acknowledging their commitments to other people, they agree to meet in six months to see what happens, but before they can, tragedy strikes. Will they still be able to pursue a romance? Starring Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr.\n\n2) Doctor Zhivago:\nOmar Sharif stars as a man torn between his wife and his lover during the midst of the Communist Revolution. Based on the book by Boris Pasternak, who won a Nobel prize. Very much the sweeping epic, this was a beautiful adaptation.\n\n3) The Goodbye Girl: (1977) \nNeil Simon´s The Goodbye Girl is a romantic comedy about finding love even when you´re trying to avoid it. The film remains timeless.\n\n4) How To Marry a Millionaire:\nThree beautiful models come up with the perfect scheme. They´ll use they´re charms to win the proposals of eligible millionaires. Although they do attract rich men, their other qualities leave much to be desired. Starring Marilyn Monroe, Lauren Bacall, and Betty Grable.\n\n5) Houseboat:\nA widower can´t care for his 3 young children alone, so he hires a beautiful Italian nanny, who is actually the wealthy daughter of a famous conductor. She has run away from her life of privledge and quickly falls for the neglected children... and their father. Starring Cary Grant and Sophia Loren.\n\n6) Gone With the Wind: \nBased on the novel by Margaret Mitchell, this Civil War spectacle follows a woman through the best and worst of circumstances. Scarlett O´Hara is a true Southern belle vying for the attention of a man who doesn´t want her. Soon the war will devastate all of their lives. Starring Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable.\n\n7) A Streetcar Named Desire:(1951)\nBlanche DuBois is a faded Southern belle, recently bankrupt and hoping to rely on her sister in New Orleans for support. Although her sister welcomes her, her sister´s husband Stanley sees right through Blanche´s charade. His relentless attack on her carefully arranged façade drives her to the brink of madness. Starring Marlon Brando and Vivien Leigh.
161514
Well, to earn two points, let's hear it once again: \nit is I AM LOVED said by an Italian woman. \nTo make this answer a bit different from others, let me add something completely unnecessary: \nI was loved (f) would be Io ero amata.\n:)
625754
Gina Lollobrigida.\n\nHere are a couple of links.\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/name/nm0518178/\n\nhttp://www.batnet.com/mfwright/gina_lollobrigida.html\n\nhttp://www.lollobrigida.de/\n\nVery beautiful and classy lady.
376051
On September 20, 1934, at Rome’s Clinica Regina Margherita, Romilda Villani welcomed her daughter Sofia Scicolone into the world. Fourteen years later, Sofia would dominate beauty pageants, and begin working toward her dream of becoming an actress. She would eventually change the spelling of her name to Sophia, and experiment with the last name Lazzaro before settling on Loren. She would go on to accept acting awards from all over the globe, and become the first and only woman to win a Best Actress for a foreign film at the Oscars in America. But on this day, in the hospital’s charity ward for unmarried women, Sophia was just another child born into poverty. \n\nSadly, Sophia’s father, Riccardo Scicolone, repeatedly refused to marry Romilda. However, he did sign an affidavit that confirmed his relationship to Sophia and gave her his last name. As a single mother, Romilda struggled to support her new daughter. Shortly after Sophia’s birth, Romilda had been given a medicine that inadvertently caused her to stop lactating. Then Sophia developed a condition in which she was no longer able to drink cow’s milk. At one point the landlord suggested Romilda abandon Sophia. “She’s all skin and bones. Just let her die,” the woman told Romilda. “No one will blame you.” With her daughter near death, Romilda left Rome and returned home to Pozzuoli, Italy. Though already struggling to put food on the table, Sophia’s grandmother, Luisa, managed to scrape together enough money for a wet nurse, in effect saving her granddaughter’s life. \n\nThis was not the case several years later, when the Sophia’s sister Maria was born. Perhaps attempting to avoid additional child support, Riccardo refused to sign a paternity document. Without her father’s name, Maria experienced overwhelming pain and embarrassment. She was even unable to attend school, because during that time in Italy, children were prohibited from taking exams if they could not put a “proper” name on them. It was not until more than a decade after Maria’s birth, as Sophia received her first sizeable paycheck for her performance in the Adia, that Riccardo had a proposition. He offered to sign Maria’s papers for one million lire (approximately $1,500), the exact amount Sophia had just earned. Though she had hoped to purchase other items the family needed, putting an end to Maria’s suffering was more important. Without hesitation, Sophia gave the entire paycheck to Riccardo. \n\nIn 1940, as WWII escalated, the harbor and munitions plant in Pozzuoli made it a frequent bomb target. Every night residents carried mattresses and blankets to a train tunnel, which served as bomb shelter. During one raid, as Sophia ran to the shelter, shrapnel wounded her in the chin. She was six-years-old. \n\nAfter enduring months of bombing, Pozzuoli’s residents were forced to evacuate. With nowhere to go, the family walked to Naples and begged distant relatives to take them in. Romilda, Sophia and Maria were given a room upstairs from which a small balcony extended. With Maria sick in bed and her mother out searching for food, Sophia sat alone on the balcony and became witness to the horrors of war. She saw young men forced from their homes to fight in the German army, starvation, murder and random acts of violence on the innocent citizens.\n\nAfter the war, Sophia and her family returned to Pozzuoli. In an effort to earn money, they opened their living room as a sort of pub for the American GI’s who were stationed nearby. Grandmother Luisa sold homemade cherry liquor, while Romilda played the piano and Maria sang. Sophia washed dishes and served the soldiers, but she was too timid to perform. Word of the friendly people and comfortable atmosphere spread quickly, and the venture was a success. Often time sympathetic soldiers would bring extra rations to share with the family. One GI who frequented the house, Charles Dial, helped Sofia gain medical attention for the scari
771605
The kisses are the story of love that I tell you \nand\nYou are a star, my star (where star related to a person does not mean famous in italian, but the person who shines for you)
675792
"THE LAST DRAGON"..\nTHE FEMALE LEAD WAS "VANITY"
562896
Check out the website www.imdb.com, Internet Movie Database, and type in her name.  Every movie she has been in will come up.  You can click on the movie title and see everyone in that movie.  This site is addictive and you will find yourself looking up every actor and every movie you see!  I think the movie is called "À la folie... pas du tout", or "He Loves Me... He Loves Me Not".
829375
Easiest..... question..... ever\n\n\nMichael Corleone - The Godfather
288797
The Notebook\n\nBecause that is true Love. The movie explains itself.
540946
Angelina Jolie - Tomb Raider, Gia, Hackers\nCharlize Theron - Sweet November, The Italian Job\n\nI love those two.  They're not only beautiful and sexy but cool and down to earth and they care about humanitarian causes.
880974
Forever Begins Tonight by Patrizio Buanne\n\nsorry this is Italian
1031029
diane lane - just look at her last few movies!  unfaithful!  sheesh, gotta love it
92323
Following are all I can recall..........Hoping that it helps\n\nDaniel.....was the herione played by Drew Barrymore...she is the real-life cinderalla as potrayed in the movie. Daugther of a dead baron, she was forced into servantship of the house by her stepmother. She had a kind heart and loved her servants and cared for poor. A strong character with a strong passion to learn. She fell in love with Prince Henry and after lot of hard times she gets him finally\n\nPrince Henry........the hero of the movie is played by ???........ He is a carefree person but had a passion for Daniel. A good person, he listens to Daniel and learns from her while falling in love with her.
333800
Hobby- blasting the radio really loud and dance around in my room. no one's looking so i could go crazy.\nMovie- Nottinghill, soooo romantic.\nActress- Renee Zellweger, Cate Blanchett. very talented actresses, any movies with any of these two in them will be a winner. astounding performances.
557995
Portia (plays the judge and herself)\nNerissa (portrays the judge's clerk and herself)\nJessica (Shylock's daughter also disguises herself as a boy to escape from Shylock)\nLancelot Gobbo pretends he isn't his father's son.\n\nNotice the predominance of women.
674693
The title is: "Un'estate italiana" by Gianna Nannini