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Up At The Villa (DVD, 2012)

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Mary Panton leaves England to visit Florence in 1938 just before the beginning of World war II. She finds herself choosing between security and love. An adaption of W.Somerset Maughan's story.

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EAN5030697021045

eBay Product ID (ePID)113736735

Product Key Features

ActorKristin Scott-Thomas, Jeremy Davies, Massimo Ghini, Anne Bancroft, Sean Penn, Derek Jacobi, James Fox

Film/TV TitleUp at the Villa

DirectorPhilip Haas

Release Year2012

FormatDVD

GenreDrama

Run Time111 Mins

Additional Product Features

Certificate12A/12

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States of America

Number of Discs1

Additional InformationA woman left alone by the death of her husband finds her love life has become suddenly and dangerously complicated in this drama. Mary Panton (Kristin Scott Thomas) is a British woman living in Italy in 1938 who has been financially ruined by the death of her husband. Edgar (James Fox), an aging diplomat, asks Mary for her hand in marriage, and while she doesn't love him, she longs for the security of a husband and asks for a few days to consider the proposal. The next evening, Mary is invited to a party by an American socialite known as the Princess (Anne Bancroft); there, Mary meets Rowley Flint (Sean Penn), a rough-hewn and cocky American who is intrigued by her. Mary also feels drawn to Rowley, but their personalities clash, and they end the evening in an argument. Mary impulsively spends the night with Karl (Jeremy Davies), a young musician who played at the party. In the cold light of day, Mary decides that her fling with Karl is best left as a one-night stand, but Karl insists that he's fallen in love with her, and he melodramatically kills himself. Mary, desperate, calls upon Rowley to help her hide the body; he agrees, and soon they are both being questioned by local fascist leader Leopardi (Massimo Ghini) about Karl's disappearance. UP AT THE VILLA was adapted from a novella by W. Somerset Maugham.

AuthorW. Somerset Maugham

Sound sourceDolby Digital

Movie/TV TitleUp At The Villa

Consumer AdviceContains moderate sexual references and threat and infrequent mild violence