Le Notti di Lucrezia Borgia (1959)
Directed by Sergio Grieco

Drama / History
aka: Nights of Temptation

Film Synopsis

In 15th century Tuscany, Captain Federico Alberghi visits the court of the Borgias in Urbino.  Here, he cannot help falling in love with Diana d'Alva.  Consumed with jealousy, Lucrezia Borgia has them both arrested.  By exercising his cunning and bravery, Federico manages to escape and free Diana, triumphing over Cesare Borgia in a duel.
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Film Credits

  • Director: Sergio Grieco
  • Script: Carlo Caiano, Sergio Grieco
  • Cinematographer: Massimo Dallamano
  • Music: Alexandre Derevitsky, Angelo Francesco Lavagnino
  • Cast: Belinda Lee (Lucretia Borgia), Jacques Sernas (Frederico), Arnoldo Foà (Astorre), Michèle Mercier (Diana d'Alva), Franco Fabrizi (Cesare Borgia), Marco Tulli, Lilli Scaringi, Germano Longo, Nando Tamberlani, Raf Baldassarre, Gianni Loti, Stelio Candelli, Ricardo Valle, Chery Million
  • Country: Italy / France
  • Language: Italian
  • Support: Color (Eastmancolor)
  • Runtime: 108 min
  • Aka: Nights of Temptation ; The Nights of Lucretia Borgia ; Les Nuits de Lucrèce Borgia

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