Nine (2009)
Directed by Rob Marshall

Drama / Musical / Romance

Film Synopsis

Guido Contini may be the most revered director of his time, loved by critics and audiences alike, but he has one fatal flaw - an addiction to pretty women.  As if being torn between a stunning wife and sultry mistress was not bad enough, Guido finds himself being stalked by a seductive female reporter and hassled by the star of his next film.  He doesn't know which way to turn.  Even if he has the support of his mother, will this be enough to save him from the temptations that are threatening to engulf him...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Rob Marshall
  • Script: Arthur Kopit, Maury Yeston, Mario Fratti, Michael Tolkin, Anthony Minghella
  • Cinematographer: Dion Beebe
  • Music: Andrea Guerra
  • Cast: Daniel Day-Lewis (Guido Contini), Sandro Dori (Studio Superintendent), Nicole Kidman (Claudia), Marion Cotillard (Luisa Contini), Penélope Cruz (Carla), Judi Dench (Lilli), Sophia Loren (Mamma), Kate Hudson (Stephanie), Fergie (Saraghina), Ricky Tognazzi (Dante), Giuseppe Cederna (Fausto), Elio Germano (Pierpaolo), Roberto Nobile (Jaconelli), Andrea Di Stefano (Benito)
  • Country: USA / Italy
  • Language: English / Italian
  • Support: Black and White / Color
  • Runtime: 118 min

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