L'indomabile Angelica
Directed by:
Bernard BorderieCinematography:
Henri PersinComposer:
Michel MagneCast:
Michèle Mercier, Robert Hossein, Roger Pigaut, Ettore Manni, Sieghardt Rupp, Helmuth Schneider, Pasquale Martino, Jean-Claude Pascal, Paul Muller (more)Reviews (2)
Although after the second episode it must have been clear to every viewer that Angelica was in fact an insatiable nymphomaniac hiding behind her love for her husband – perhaps that made some people root for her all the more. I know that it is a cheap soft drink, but under certain circumstances it does taste like Champagne. The beautiful boats, the beautiful sea, the beautiful music... ehm... I'm just an incorrigible romantic.
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In this part of the story, the best thing is still whether those two will meet. It's pleasant suspense. Well, okay, maybe it's the second best thing, because Michele has one of the most spectacular "erotic" scenes here, plus she's humiliated. The male audience simply had to like this and still has to like it. She looks very pretty in those ribbons.
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