Set in Sicily around the time of Italian Unification, this screen adaptation of the novel of the same name impresses with opulent sets, authentic costumes and fine scenery. It's a little on the boring side though - one for the Italophiles and/or history buffs.
I din't know that "gattopardo" was a type of "leopardo". Normally I would have expected gattopardo translated into Catpard ;)
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The only comment on your blog, and you don't publish it!!! Was it too stupid?
ReplyDeleteGattoparda
Ciao, thanks Gattoparda, I've published them both. I think you are more of a lioness than a leopard...
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