Woman Times Seven

1967
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1h 39m

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Alan Arkin, Michael Caine, Shirley MacLaine, Peter Sellers, Vittorio Gassman, and Rossano Brazzi in Woman Times Seven (1967)

Seven portraits of different types of women.Seven portraits of different types of women.Seven portraits of different types of women.

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5.8/10

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Awards
- 1 nomination total

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Shirley MacLaine

Paulette…

Peter Sellers

Jean (segment "Funeral Procession")

Elspeth March

Annette (segment "Funeral Procession")

Rossano Brazzi

Giorgio (segment "Amateur Night")

Laurence Badie

Prostitute (segment "Amateur Night")

Judith Magre

Bitter Thirty (segment "Amateur Night")

Catherine Samie

Jeannine (segment "Amateur Night")

Zanie Campan

(segment "Amateur Night")

Robert Duranton

Didi (segment "Amateur Night")

Vittorio Gassman

Cenci (segment "Two Against One")

Clinton Greyn

MacCormack (segment "Two Against One")

Lex Barker

Rik (segment "Super Simone")

Elsa Martinelli

Pretty Woman (segment "Super Simone")

Robert Morley

Dr. Xavier (segment "Super Simone")

Jessie Robins

Marianne - Edith's Maid (segment "Super Simone")

Patrick Wymark

Henri (segment "At The Opera")

Adrienne Corri

Mme. Lisiere (segment "At The Opera")

Michael Brennan

M. Lisiere (segment "At The Opera")

Director
- Vittorio De Sica
Writer
- Cesare Zavattini
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Fun Vintage Shirley MacLaine Flick from the 1960's

Even the old bad films to me are a hundred times better than what I see today. Although it is a silly film, Shirley is fabulous and looks wonderful in each story line. I love foreign films made in Paris, France and Italy so this was a treat with all the fabulous location shots. Peter Sellers of course is genius as he always was!

I never saw this film and I am an old movie buff so I was glad to see some one in particular. Vittorio DeSica made this film in 1967 which appeared to be slightly different than some of his films.

I still think the film is worth seeing if you are a Peter Sellers and Shirley MacLaine fan.

Trivia
Curiously, in the end credits, only six stories--instead of seven--with the associated cast are displayed. The third story (with Vittorio Gassman), in which Shirley MacLaine played the character Linda, was omitted.

Goofs
In "The Suicides" vignette, the characters scrawl a French profanity on the wall of their hotel room, yet when they play a long scene in front of a mirror in which the word is reflected, the word doesn't appear backwards as it normally would.

Quotes
Linda: Where would I ever find another man like Bob? A man who could discuss Sartre, the greats of literature, sculpture, painting, read poetry aloud, calmly and serenely, while I'm nude?
MacCormack (segment "Two Against One"): Nude?
Linda: Nude.