After The Fox (1966) - Vittorio De Sica

Director: Vittorio De Sica


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Rating: 6.4/10
Runtime: 103
Language: English ( English, Potugese & Spanish .srt files included)
Country: Italy | USA | UK
Color: Colour
IMDb Link: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0060200/



Description: Released in the US as "After The Fox", Caccia Alla Volpe is a 1966 collaboration of Vittorio De Sica and Peter Sellers. In this light romp Sellers plays Italian Master Thief Aldo Vanucci who escapes from prison to help his mother control his precocious young sister and to take part in smuggling gold bullion into Italy. With the Carabiniere always on his tail, Vanucci concocts a scheme to pose as Fellini-esque movie director Federico Fabrizzi filming a neo realistic film in a small Italian coastal town where he plans to receive the gold. Many icons are sent up in this film. De Sica himself shows he is not above a little self parody, Fellini of course gets jabbed and probably most notably, Victor Mature briefly came out of retirement to play handsome Tony Powell, a hilarious and thinly veiled caricature of himself, an aging over the hill star of the 40's desperate to recapture his former starpower complete with his signature trench coat.

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REVIEW FROM IMDB:

Underrated

Peter Sellers...thats all one needs to say! His star turn in this role is so infectious don't be surprised if there are moments when you break out into spontaneous laughter. Di Sica (yes, the Bicycle Thief director) relies less on Sellers than Blake Edwards ever did (Edwards's comedies usually zero in on one star to carry the feature, resulting in too much of a good thing. The Party, 10 and Skin Deep come to mind.) Victor Mature is equally hysterical in the Hollywood star role, self-parodying his own image. Kudos to Martin Balsam as the protective manager. You can't go wrong with Akim Tamiroff as the bad guy. About the only thing annoying about this picture is Britt Ekland when she speaks...because she ain't half bad to look at. Burt Bacharach's score is energetic and exciting, fitting in with the Italian backdrop and less "groovy '60s" than What's New Pussycat and Casino Royale. This early Neil Simon (!) romp is almost as much fun as "Murder By Death" and certainly less pretentious than any of his "Goodbye Girl" type- stuff. Look for him as the analyst at the beginning and end of the film...and look for Di Sica as himself. Lots of fun, don't miss it.