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1963
Ieri, oggi, domani
Directed by Vittorio De Sica
Synopsis
They're in Love Three Times and Three Ways...In One Movie!
Three tales of very different women using their sexuality as a means to getting what they want.
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Cast
Sophia Loren Marcello Mastroianni Aldo Giuffrè Agostino Salvietti Lino Mattera Tecla Scarano Silvia Monelli Carlo Croccolo Pasquale Cennamo Tonino Cianci Armando Trovajoli Tina Pica Gianni Ridolfi Gennaro Di Gregorio
DirectorDirector
Vittorio De Sica
ProducersProducers
Carlo Ponti Mario Di Biase Mario Abussi
WritersWriters
Eduardo De Filippo Cesare Zavattini Billa Billa
Original WriterOriginal Writer
Alberto Moravia
EditorEditor
Adriana Novelli
CinematographyCinematography
Giuseppe Rotunno
Assistant DirectorsAsst. Directors
Luisa Alessandri Nino Segurini
Camera OperatorCamera Operator
Giuseppe Maccari
Additional PhotographyAdd. Photography
Giuseppe Di Biase Luciano Tovoli
Production DesignProduction Design
Ezio Frigerio
Set DecorationSet Decoration
Ezio Altieri
ChoreographyChoreography
Jacques Ruet
ComposerComposer
Armando Trovajoli
SoundSound
Ennio Sensi
Costume DesignCostume Design
Piero Tosi
Studios
Les Films Concordia C. C. Champion
Countries
France Italy
Language
Italian
Alternative Titles
Ayer, hoy y mañana, 어제, 오늘, 내일, Hier, aujourd'hui et demain, Χθες, σήμερα, αύριο, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, Ieri, oggi, domani, Вчера, сегодня, завтра, Gestern, heute und morgen, Igår, idag, imorgon, 昨日、今日、明日, Včera, dnes a zítra, Ontem, Hoje e Amanhã, Tegnap, ma, holnap, Χθες, Σήμερα, Αύριο, 사랑의 변주곡, Вчора, сьогодні, завтра, Ahir, avui i demà, Dün, Bugün, Yarın, Вчера, днес и утре, Wczoraj, dziś, jutro, Včera, dnes a zajtra, دیروز، امروز، فردا, Ieri, azi, mâine, გუშინ, დღეს, ხვალ, Eilen, tänään, huomenna
Genres
Romance Comedy
Themes
Relationship comedy Passion and romance Charming romances and delightful chemistry Laugh-out-loud relationship entanglements Quirky and endearing relationships Show All…
Releases by Date
- Date
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Theatrical
21 Dec 1963
ItalyT
17 Mar 1964
- USA
19 Aug 1964
- Germany12
01 Jan 1967
- USSR
03 Jul 1967
- USSR
Physical
11 Mar 2010
- Netherlands12
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Germany
19 Aug 1964
- Theatrical12
Italy
21 Dec 1963
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Netherlands
11 Mar 2010
- Physical12DVD
USA
17 Mar 1964
- Theatrical
USSR
01 Jan 1967
- Theatrical
03 Jul 1967
- Theatrical(Moscow)
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Review by russman ★★★½
This film is much better than its sequel The Day After Tomorrow
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Review by Will Steele ★★★★
I call this Goldilocks Italian Style because the first part is a tad repetitive, the second part is too short, and the third part is just right.
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Review by Anna Imhof 🌸
Loren's striptease, holy hell.
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Review by art ★★★★½
can't believe they made a whole movie just about how marcello mastroianni was peak boyfriend material and sophia loren was peak iconic in 1963
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Review by Oliver Webb ★★★★★
Sophia Loren dominating Marcello Mastroianni for two hours, in three separate stories.
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Review by lilly ★★★★ 1
SOPHIA LOREN BARK BARK WOOF WOOF BARK BARK WOOF WOOF
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Review by trolleyfreak ★★★★½ 12
Yesterday I had no idea how much I would love this film, Today I was delighted when it entered my life, and Tomorrow I'll be grateful for its existence.
Grazie Vittorio, Marcello e Sophia..
Online Access: ok.ru/video/1669012195950
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Review by cassandra ★★★★
A 60s Italian comedy starring Marcello Mastroianni and Sophia Loren, directed by Vittorio De Sica. How could one not fall in love with Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow?
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Review by Campbell George ★★★
“Babe, time for your semiannual duty to impregnate me so I can’t get sent prison to thanks to Italian legal loopholes”
“Yes honey”
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Review by Graham ★★★½
Top 100 Directors Challenge: 33. Vittorio De Sica
In 1963, Italian chic was most definitely a thing, and the magical gaze held between Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni is evidence that at this very moment, the beautiful people were more beautiful than ever. What an absolute stunner this is.
A bright light in the neorealist movement, De Sica delivered some of Italy's very best and his work here with two of the countries greatest actors is testament to his craft. Smooth as silk with a terrifically Mediterranean feel, Ieri, oggi, domani is a sweet and funny film to sink into and make the troubles of the world disappear for a while. Lovely.
The synopsis tells this as 'Three tales of…
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Review by maneleeo ★★★★
Marcello Mastroianni and Sofia Loren have so much chemistry together in all their films that is crazy. Vittorio de Sicca makes use of his neo-realism and transforms it in a comedy for the people, using the two italian stars. It provides with humorous takes on the many elements of italian society, concerning the poor, the wealthy, religion and the core of it all, sex.
The first segment is probably my favourite, but the last one, with Marcello howling like a wolf did remind me of the Looney Tunes' wolves when they got crazy about women.
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Review by luvi ★★★★ 2
Lovable, funny, iconic. And it would have been on its own for a while.
So why a year after this De Sica decided it was time for another comedy starring these two is just beyond me... I mean they're both great and i understand wanting to explore the class issue -and more- with slightly less carefree tones than the ones we get here, but isn't it awful how often great directors have preferred to replicate images of the past instead of creating new ones?
P.S. im thinking now that he might have simply chosen to go twice with a safer film, an easily popular hit to save his ass from the gambling habits he developed, but still. Sad how he often merely recycled his talent...
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