The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone

1961

Drama / Romance

3
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 58% · 1K ratings
IMDb Rating 6.4/10 10 3303 3.3K

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Plot summary

An aging actress travels to Rome with her husband; after he suddenly dies during the flight, she begins a passionate affair with a young gigolo.

Director

José Quintero Photo
José Quintero

Top cast

Warren Mitchell Photo
Warren Mitchell as Giorgio
John Phillips Photo
John Phillips as Tom Stone
Vivien Leigh Photo
Vivien Leigh as Karen Stone
Bessie Love Photo
Bessie Love as Bunny
480p.DVD
915.54 MB
718*480
English 2.0
Approved
Subtitles us  
23.976 fps
1 hr 43 min
Seeds 5

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Ann S 10 / 10

There's a reason why Tennessee Williams named his

There's a reason why Tennessee Williams named his character Mrs. STONE. That's how she starts out, cool and in charge of her emotions and tricky social situations, seeing through the lies. And finally she melts and for a few brief moments, is happy. Don't expect a happy ending, this is Tennessee Wiliams, after all. And it's no accident that her true friend with the best advice is named Meg BISHOP. Leigh is pitch-perfect and although seeing Warren Beatty as an Italian is a bit of a stretch, the movie works. I stumbled upon it on TCM and there went a chunk of my afternoon. One plot hole, Mr. Williams. If a dodgy creep keeps following her and scaring her, why doesn't the wealthy Mrs. Stone hire a private detective?
Reviewed by MB B 4 / 10

Lottery Lenya is the best thing in the

Lottery Lenya is the best thing in the movie. She is a creepy spider. Also enjoyed looking at Vivien Leigh's beautiful Balmain clothes and jewelry. Story is weird. Acting is overdramatic.
Reviewed by R T 4 / 10

I was prompted to click on this out

I was prompted to click on this out of TCM's monthly offerings by the intriguing casting combination. A mature but still quite lovely Vivien Leigh is portrayed here as a fading rose, but a lushly gowned and coiffured one, thrown among monsters in decadent Rome. A young Warren Beatty plays a Spanish version of himself; to paraphrase Carly Simon, he's so vain he thinks this movie is about him. Hard to tell whether his character [if you can call it that since I don't think he had to rehearse for a single scene] or the phony contessa who pimps him out is the story's biggest monster. This is hard to watch at times as the viewer makes one's self a willing witness to cruelty and greed. I'd rate it higher but I confess that I took off a star or two because it's so depressing.
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