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A Night in Venice (1953)
76 min | Musical, Comedy, Romance

A Night in Venice (1953)

76 min | Musical, Comedy, Romance

Crossover love during the Carnival of Venice. Annina, a fisher girl, is in love with Coramello, the personal barber and handyman of the Duke of Urbino, but she suspects that he cheats on her. On the other hand, old senator Delaqua, who ...See moreCrossover love during the Carnival of Venice. Annina, a fisher girl, is in love with Coramello, the personal barber and handyman of the Duke of Urbino, but she suspects that he cheats on her. On the other hand, old senator Delaqua, who hopes for a better position from the Duke, hides his young wife Barbara from him, insofar as Urbino is an unrepentant Don Juan. But he sends him Ciboletta, his servant, whom he introduces to him as his wife. Many other trysts take place and, of course, confusion ensues - until a happy ending in which the right couples find each other again. Written by Daniel Collin See less

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13 cast members

Name	Known for
Hans Olden Herzog Guido von Urbino Herzog Guido von Urbino See fewer	Very Passionate Love (1949)
Jeanette Schultze Annina Annina See fewer	Martina (1949)
Peter Pasetti Caramello Caramello See fewer	Othello (1958)
Marianne Schönauer Barbara Delaqua Barbara Delaqua See fewer	Don Juan (1955)
Alfred Neugebauer Senator Delaqua Senator Delaqua See fewer	The Story of Vickie (1954)
Lotte Lang Ciboletta Ciboletta See fewer	Thaw (1977)
Hermann Thimig Pappacoda Pappacoda See fewer	Victor and Victoria (1933)
Egon von Jordan Benvenuto Benvenuto See fewer	Sissi (1955)
Annie Rosar Agricola Barbuccio Agricola Barbuccio See fewer	The Golden City (1942)
Joseph Egger Barbuccio Barbuccio See fewer	A Fistful of Dollars (1964)
Julia Drapal Petronella / Solo Tänzerin Petronella / Solo Tänzerin See fewer	Tingeltangel (1971)
Hugo Gottschlich Francesco Francesco See fewer	Sissi - Die junge Kaiserin (1956)
Heinrich Schweiger Enrico Enrico See fewer	Franz Schubert (1953)