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Director:
Giacomo Battiato
Writers:
Giacomo Battiato (writer)
Michael Hirst (writer)
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Release Date:
5 February 2002 (Italy) more
Genre:
Drama | Comedy more
Plot:
Dashing through the streets of Venice, slipping from the clutches of the law, darting across Europe in search of new challenges... more | add synopsis
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Awards:
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User Comments:
"Tom Jones" in Venice and Versailles more (1 total)

Cast

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Stefano Accorsi ... Giacomo Casanova

Thierry Lhermitte ... Bernis
Cristiana Capotondi ... Manon Baletti
Silvana De Santis ... Widow Maniero

Catherine H. Flemming ... Elena
Katja Flint ... Madame de Pompadour
Jean Benguigui ... Silhouette
François Berléand ... Louis XV
Virginie Caliari ... Michelle
Serge Thiriet ... Hallebardier à la porte du Roi
Yann Collette ... De Gramont
Claire Keim ... Elisabetta
Roberta Mosca ... Lucrezia
Caterina Murino ... Zanetta
Alfredo Pea ... Filippo
Barbara Schulz ... Charlotte
Massimo Venturiello ... Foscarini
Sarah Auvray
Wilfred Benaïche
Bernard Charnacé
Jérémie Covillault
Philippe Dormoy
Serge Feuillard
Christophe Grundmann
Jean-Marc Karchi
Marie-Charlotte Leclaire
Claire Leroy
Elena Majoni

François Montagut
Patrick Pierron
Cyril Raffaelli
Serge Ridoux
Hubert Rollet
Richard Rouille
Serge Thiriez
Gonzague de Lamotte
Yann de Monterno
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Directed by
Giacomo Battiato 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Giacomo Battiato  writer
Michael Hirst  writer
Nicola Lusuardi  writer

Produced by
Giovanna Arata .... producer
Arnaud De Battice .... associate producer
Sylvain Goldberg .... associate producer
Anne Leduc .... associate producer
Matteo Levi .... producer
Roberto Levi .... producer
Jérôme Minet .... producer
Anna Maria Morelli .... producer
Rosanna Roditi .... executive producer
Fanny Rondeau .... producer
 
Original Music by
Paolo Buonvino 
 
Cinematography by
François Lartigue 
 
Film Editing by
Claudio Di Mauro 
 
Casting by
Claire-Marie Cuvilly-Givert 
Marie-Christine Lafosse 
Cornelia von Braun 
Anna Zaneva 
 
Production Design by
Valérie Grall 
Miguel Ángel Marote 
Gianni Quaranta 
 
Art Direction by
Riccardo Monti 
 
Costume Design by
Anne de Laugardière 
Eric Perron 
 
Makeup Department
Sandrine Boulet .... hair stylist
Fabienne Bressan .... key hair stylist
Marianne Collette .... key makeup artist
Céline Durand .... hair stylist
Maryse Faure .... key hair stylist
Nathalie Louichon .... makeup artist
Jacqueline Stuffel .... hair stylist
 
Production Management
Stefano Dioguardi .... production manager
Pierre Gallo .... unit manager
Danielle Vaugon .... production manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Zazie Carcedo .... first assistant director
Jean-François Chaintron .... second unit director
 
Art Department
Marie José Arnautin .... head painter
Eric Becavin .... construction manager
Myrtille Bivaud .... set dresser
Paolo Cusin .... assistant art director
Paolo Cusin .... props
Flavia Marcon .... assistant decorator
Alba Montana .... painter
David Orlandelli .... storyboard artist
Frédéric Poulet .... painter
Marie-Claire Quin .... set dresser
Yves Seigneuret .... property master
 
Sound Department
Paolo Amici .... sound effects editor
Bernard Bats .... sound
Pierre-Yves Bruneel .... sound
Gianluca Carbonelli .... sound editor
Claudio Chiossi .... sound mixer
Yann Legay .... sound mixer
Filippo Porcari .... sound mixer
David Quadroli .... sound effects editor
Fabrizio Quadroli .... sound effects editor
Federica Ripani .... boom operator
Pierre Tucat .... sound
 
Special Effects by
Grégoire Delage .... special effects
 
Visual Effects by
Massimo Cipollina .... visual effects
Alessio Galfo .... digital artist
Corrado Rizzo .... digital effects supervisor
Gian Luca Rizzo .... visual effects producer
Salvo Severino .... visual effects
Paolo Zeccara .... visual effects supervisor
 
Stunts
Georges Branche .... stunts
Gilles Conseil .... stunts
Alessandro Gaudio .... stunt double
Philippe Guégan .... stunt coordinator
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Yannick Audige .... electrician
Simon Bérard .... gaffer
Domenico Cavaliere .... gaffer
Laurent Denis .... still photographer
Quentin Lestienne .... electrician
Mathias Othnin-Girard .... electrician
Elvis Pasqual .... best boy
Valter Pavia .... key grip
Jérôme Pezzini .... grip
Andrea Quaglio .... assistant camera
Michel Simoni .... grip
Piotr Stadnicki .... first assistant camera
Massimiliano Trevis .... camera operator
Massimiliano Trevis .... director of photography: second unit
Vincent Vareilles .... electrician
Anna-Katia Vincent .... second assistant camera
 
Casting Department
Fabienne Roumet .... casting assistant
Cornelia von Braun .... casting: Germany
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Carmen Canillas .... costumer
Agnès Lamourre .... costumer
Virginie Le Metayer .... costumer
Anne Micolod .... costumer
Tina Morel .... costumer
Rémy Tremblé .... costumer
Jean-Pierre Villeneuve .... costumer
 
Editorial Department
Petra Maria Stranz .... assistant editor: second unit
 
Music Department
Angelo Giovagnoli .... orchestra coordinator
Claudio Messina .... music producer
Fabio Venturi .... music scoring engineer
 
Other crew
Jeannat Abbassi .... production assistant
Dominique Baran .... production administrator
Joëlle Buisson .... production administrator
Fabrizio Cerato .... production assistant
Laura Chéron .... production secretary
Paola Chicarella .... production accountant
Gail de Courcy-Ireland .... head dialogue coach: France
Michel Flaesch .... animal wrangler
Béatrice Massin .... choreographer
Michela Prodan .... head dialogue coach
Agathe Sallabery .... script supervisor
 

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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Casanova - Ich liebe alle Frauen (Germany)
Le jeune Casanova (France)
The Young Casanova (Australia)
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Runtime:
180 min
Country:
France | Italy | Germany
Language:
Italian | English
Color:
Color
Certification:
Singapore:R21 | Argentina:16 | Germany:12
Filming Locations:
Venice, Veneto, Italy more
Company:
MediaTrade more

Fun Stuff

Quotes:
Giacomo Casanova: I have rediscovered two precious things that I had lost; curiosity and the joy of movement. I'm leaving for London with the money I have in my pocket. But my greatest wealth is that I am my own master. I depend on no one and if troubles come; let them... more

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9 out of 12 people found the following comment useful.
"Tom Jones" in Venice and Versailles, 18 February 2003
9/10
Author: Mentor-2 (RussSveda@aol.com) from Baden-Baden, Germany

This entertaining, lavishly-produced film tells the story of Giacomo Casanova (born 1725), and his adventures in Venice and Versailles. Those who have seen "Tom Jones" (1963) will find this equally enjoyable, perhaps even more so because of the frank nudity and simulated sex possible now on TV but which could only be suggested (such as in the famous eating scene) forty years ago.

The real Casanova was a universal genius and a born charmer who really did escape the "lead prison" in Venice, and really did set up the French national lottery. As a plot device, writer Michael Hirst -- who wrote the screenplay for "Elizabeth" (1998) -- invented the character of de Bernis, the French ambassador to Venice who befriends the young Casanova, only to turn on him after Casanova seduces de Bernis' wife. When Casanova arrives in Versailles, de Bernis is Minister of Foreign Affairs. At Versailles, Casanova befriends Madame de Pompadour, the official mistress of Louis XV. De Bernis opposes the Austrian alliance proposed by Madame de Pompadour, and seeks to use Charlotte d'Estrades to displace Madame de Pompadour in the King's affections. D'Estrades of course has fallen in love with Casanova.

The real de Bernis was a jolly cleric, a close friend of Madame de Pompadour, and ambassador to Rome, not Venice. Hirst would have done better to pattern his villain on the Duc de Richelieu, who really did use Madame d'Estrades to displace Madame de Pompadour. The latter foiled this plot by proving to the King that Madame d'Estrades had stolen a secret document on foreign affairs from the King's desk, to give to Richelieu. Happily, the document was a forgery Madame de Pompadour had planted as a trap for the sneaky, snivelly d'Estrades.

As usual, history is more interesting than historical fiction. But, as the Italians say, "si non e vero, e ben trovato" (if it's not true, at least it's a good story).

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