Alexandra aime ma femme et aimez-moi

Titre original : Addio Alexandra

1969
X
1h 31min

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Pier Angeli, Glenn Saxson, and Colette Descombes in Alexandra aime ma femme et aimez-moi (1969)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA woman offers her country home to friends to help them save their marriage, but her well-meaning gesture creates a new problem.A woman offers her country home to friends to help them save their marriage, but her well-meaning gesture creates a new problem.A woman offers her country home to friends to help them save their marriage, but her well-meaning gesture creates a new problem.

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This movie isn't a comedy - it's erotic!

This movie isn't a comedy - it's erotic. Stefano (Glenn Saxon) and Elisabetta (Colette Descombes) are in trouble in their marriage. They go to the Netherlands to visit their friend Alexandra (Pier Angeli). Alexandra falls in love with Stefano. It origins a menage à 3, originated by Stefano's love for both Elisabetta and Alexandra.

Pier Angeli (billed as Anna Maria Pierangeli, her birth name) had her career downhill when she went to Rotterdam, in the Netherlands, to act in this movie. It seems that the 37-year-old actress accepted the role of Alexandra in a last (and desperate) effort to save her career.

After this movie, Miss Angeli still participated in four other films - one in 1969, two in 1970, and one in 1971. She committed suicide on September 10, 1971 at the age of 39.

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Anecdotes
Pier Angeli requested that this movie be released in America only if the infamous threesome scene was removed. It remained in the American print and was the primary reason for receiving an X rating when it was released (as "Love Me, Love My Wife") there in 1971. It was a huge source of embarrassment to her towards the end of her life, but because her agreement with the producers was a verbal one that they chose not to honor, Pier had no legal recourse to halt the film's American distribution.