"Bebo's Girl" may refer to
* The title of the English translation of Carlo Cassola’s 1960 novel "
* "La ragazza di Bube" (film), the title of the American release, with English subtitles, of the Italian film adapted from the novel
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Bébo's Girl — Bebo s Girl ( it. La ragazza di Bube) is a novel by Italian writer Carlo Cassola which was published in 1960 and was awarded that year’s Premio Strega. Its initial reception was enthusiastic and an English translation by Marguerite Waldman was… … Wikipedia
Cardinale, Claudia — (1939 ) Actress. Born in Tunisia of Italian parents, Cardinale moved to Italy in 1958 and studied briefly at the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia before securing a long term contract with producer Franco Cristaldi, whom she would later… … Guide to cinema
Cardinale, Claudia — (1939 ) Actress. Born in Tunisia of Italian parents, Cardinale moved to Italy in 1958 and studied briefly at the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia before securing a long term contract with producer Franco Cristaldi, whom she would later… … Historical dictionary of Italian cinema
Carlo Cassola — (17 March 1917 ndash;29 January 1987) was an important Italian novelist and essayist. His novel La Ragazza di Bube (1960), which received the Strega Prize, was adapted into a film (named the same as the novel) by Luigi Comencini in 1963.… … Wikipedia
La ragazza di Bube (film) — Infobox Film name = La ragazza di Bube image size = 260px caption = Oriental sound track/poster art director = Luigi Comencini producer = Franco Cristaldi writer = Carlo Cassola (novel), Luigi Comencini narrator = starring = Claudia Cardinale,… … Wikipedia
Cassola, Carlo — ▪ Italian writer born March 17, 1917, Rome, Italy died Jan. 29, 1987, Monte Carlo, Monaco Italian Neorealist novelist who portrayed the landscapes and the ordinary people of rural Tuscany in simple prose. The lack of action and the emphasis … Universalium
Comencini, Luigi — (1916 2007) Director and screenwriter. Although often characterized almost exclusively as one of the leading practitioners of the commedia all italiana, Comencini was an eclectic and versatile director whose production ranged widely from… … Guide to cinema
Fondato, Marcello — (1924 ) Screenwriter and director. Fondato began his career in films as a screenwriter, collaborating with Luigi Comencini on a number of films, including Mogli pericolose (Dangerous Wives, 1958), Tutti a casa (Everybody Go Home, 1960), and La … Guide to cinema
Resistance — Movement. The political and military resistance to Fascism and to the Nazi occupying forces that took place in Italy after September 1943 understandably featured prominently in many of the films of the immediate postwar period, beginning with… … Guide to cinema
Comencini, Luigi — (1916 2007) Director and screenwriter. Although often characterized almost exclusively as one of the leading practitioners of the commedia all italiana, Comencini was an eclectic and versatile director whose production ranged widely from… … Historical dictionary of Italian cinema
