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Genre
  
Drama, Romance

Music director
  
Country
  
United States

6.7/10
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Director
  
Writer
  
Duration
  

Language
  
English

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Release date
  
1958 (1958)

Awards
  
David di Donatello Golden Plate Award

Cast
  
(Rose Bianco), (Frank Valente), (Noble),
Virginia Vincent
(Alma Gallo),

Similar movies
  
Sophia Loren appears in The Black Orchid and The Voyage

Tagline
  
More than a story of love... a story of life!

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The Black Orchid is a 1959 American film starring Sophia Loren and Anthony Quinn.

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Plot

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Rose Bianco (Sophia Loren) a florist widowed by a famous gangster, looks for happiness with widower Frank Valente (Anthony Quinn). Rose is dealing with her son Ralph in a work farm for troubled boys, while for Frank, his grown up daughter Mary (Ina Balin) takes care of everything for him. Noble and Mary love each other and are engaged, but Mary refuses to marry him because she worries about who will take care of her father. She asks Noble to marry her and stay with her in her father’s house. At the same time, however, she refuses to accept Rose as her stepmother and allow her to join the family. Before Frank’s wedding day Mary irons Frank’s clothes, cooks all the food and locks herself in her room. This leads Rose and Frank to call everything off, devastating them both.

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When Rose’s son finds out, he disappointedly runs away from the work farm, leading the police to come and search for him in the house. The next day, Noble comes and sees Frank is sleeping in his chair and Mary has still confined herself in upstairs. He asks her to come out, but there is no answer. Noble decides he will drop Frank off at Rose’s house and will wait at the church for him. Frank finds out that Rose is waiting beside the telephone for news about Ralph and reveals how miserable he is, torn between her and his daughter.

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Frank leaves and joins Noble in the church and Rose heads for Frank’s house to confront Mary. Her son comes to the church, hoping to see his mother one last time before they send him to reform school. Frank and Noble bring him back to the farm and manage an agreement with the boarding manager, Mr. Harmon. On the other hand, thinking herself alone in the house, Mary unlocks the door and comes out of the room. There she meets Rose, who has decided to try to help Frank find happiness, even if it is not with her. Rose argues her point with Mary and makes her understand Rose's love for her father, and finally Mary accepts her, asking her to stay for coffee. Frank, Rose, Noble, and Mary have breakfast together. In the end, Rose and Frank take Ralph out of the work farm and the three happily walk toward the horizon.

Cast

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  • Sophia Loren ... Rose Bianco
  • Anthony Quinn ... Frank Valente
  • Peter Mark Richman ... Noble
  • Virginia Vincent ... Alma Gallo
  • Frank Puglia ... Henry Gallo
  • Jimmy Baird ... Ralph Bianco
  • Naomi Stevens ... Giulia Gallo
  • Whit Bissell ... Mr. Harmon
  • Ina Balin ... Mary Valente

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    References

    The Black Orchid (film) Wikipedia
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