Director:
James IvoryGuión:
Ruth Prawer JhabvalaCámara:
Tony Pierce-RobertsMúsica:
Richard RobbinsReparto:
Uma Thurman, Kate Beckinsale, Jeremy Northam, Nick Nolte, Anjelica Huston, James Fox, Madeleine Potter, Francesco Giuffrida, Antonia Franceschi (más)Sinopsis(1)
Mientras visitan el palacio Ugolini, cerca de Roma, el príncipe Amerigo le cuenta a su amante Charlotte la historia de un antepasado suyo que ordenó asesinar a su esposa tras hallarla en la cama con su propio hijo. Poco después, sin dejar a Charlotte, Amerigo se casa con una americana, cuyo padre se casa a su vez con Charlotte. Así los cuatro vivirán juntos, engañándose mutuamente, pero aparentando ser una gran familia. (Vértigo Films Esp.)
(más)Reseñas (1)
For James Ivory, The Golden Bowl represented a return to Henry James novels. In the past, he adapted the iconic The Europeans and The Bostonians. The original novel "The Golden Bowl" (1904) is the author's ultimate psychological novel, and so there are no issues with its comprehensibility. James' usual formula of "an American damsel in distress revels in Renaissance Italian palaces and experiences moral torment" is there, and thus there is also plenty of time for great work with the actors and a parade of gorgeous Art Nouveau costumes. It’s true, Uma Thurman has never been more attractive.
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