A dumped noblewoman weaponizes a prostitute to ruin her ex's political career—Italian comedy at its most unhinged.
Noblewoman Livia and her friend Marquis Cecco Ottobuoni take revenge against politician Fabrizio Siniscalchi, Livia's lover who dumped her for political reasons, by setting him up with a young prostitute Anna to cause a scandal.
Acting
Martine Brochard's deliciously cold noblewoman staring daggers through silk gloves.
Costume
Lavish 19th-century gowns that scream wealth while plotting filth.
Director
Franco Rossetti
Renzo Montagnani
Il 'marchese' Cecco Ottobuoni
Carlo Giuffrè
L' avvocato Fabrizio Siniscalchi
Martine Brochard
Livia Bonoli-Serpieri
Cinzia Monreale
Anna Gilioli
Francesca Benedetti
Lucia Guarnieri 'Lucy'
Enzo Cannavale
Salvatore Siniscalchi
Mario Colli
Piero
Enzo Guarini
Gennarino
Rita Di Lernia
Nicolò Piccolomini
Francesco D'Adda
Antonio Anelli
Party Guest (uncredited)
Rossana Canghiari
Party Guest (uncredited)
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Franco Rossetti co-wrote the iconic spaghetti western Django (1966) before pivoting to sex comedies like this.
The Italian 'commedia sexy all'italiana' genre peaked in the 1970s, using historical settings to smuggle risqué content past censors.
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