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The feminine urge to find a summer dress that’s going to make me feel like this

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not Goncharov keeping this pizza box Mario gave him (he works in a pizzeria as a cover) and then using it as a silhouette to shoot at while training to kill him after the betrayal

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Sometimes I feel sad for native English speakers in most of the places they will travel to they won't get to experience the feeling of "I'm talking in a secret language no one here but my buddy and me understand eheh" only to, after having a mildly embarrassing conversation in their native language, be greeted goodbye by the shop assistant in that exact language

You know

They know

No one says anything

It's great

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italo-mexican alliance let's get this bread

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guys guys i finally watched Goncharov so here's a quick thing

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“we could burn it all down.”

that one scene from goncharov before they get on the train huh….

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How can time be still, and still be running out?

Goncharov (1973) dir. Matteo JWHJ0715

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ITALIAN / ENGLISH TEXT Se sono in pochi a conoscere Goncharov (1973), quasi nessuno ricorda l'adattamento che la Rai tentò, con poco successo, di portare sugli schermi italiani verso la fine degli anni Novanta. Come spesso accade, essendo la storia ambientata a Napoli, molti degli attori che figurano nello sceneggiato sono interpreti fissi di Un Posto al Sole. Gli unici fotogrammi che sono riuscita a reperire sono quelli di questo video di promozione. La colonna sonora utilizzata per la miniserie Rai è la stessa della pellicola originale, composta da Jordan Dean. Spero possiate apprezzare quanto me questo assaggio di eccellenza italiana, come al solito ingiustamente sottovalutata.

Marzio Honorato (Goncharov)

Marina Tagliaferri (Katya)

Marina Giulia Cavalli (Sofia)

Maurizio Aiello (Andrey)

Patrizio Rispo (Mario)

Riccardo Polizzy Carbonelli (Goncharov dopo la plastica facciale / after plastic surgery) While Goncharov (1973) is known just by a few connoisseurs, even fewer are the ones who know about its Italian remake made by national television towards the end of the 90s. As it often happens when a media is set in Naples, many of the actors for this production are also part of the cast of the popular Italian soap opera Un Posto al Sole. This is the only footage of the Italian adaptation I managed to put my hands on. It features the iconic score from the original movie, by the one and only Jordan Dean. I hope you’ll be able to appreciate this bit of criminally underrated Italian excellence as much as I did. (Cast is listed above. The YouTube video features English subtitles).