The Lovers of Verona

Year: 1949

Runtime: 105 mins

Language: French

Director: André Cayatte

Drama

Angelo, a Murano glass‑blower, and Georgia Maglia, the attractive daughter of a disgraced fascist magistrate, are hired as stand‑ins for the leads of a “Romeo and Juliet” film shooting in Venice and Verona. They quickly fall for each other, echoing Shakespeare’s lovers, but their relationship is jeopardized by the scheming of Raffaele, dubious tout.

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