Madly in Love

Give the monkey sugar ( original title: Innamorato pazzo ) is an Italian film comedy from 1981 with Adriano Celentano and Ornella Muti in the lead roles. In the German-speaking theaters he was first seen on May 19, 1982.

Action

The young beautiful Princess Cristina is the daughter of the prince of a fantasy dwarf state called Saint- Toulipe. This is in significant financial difficulties and wants his daughter to marry bringing profit. The royal family visited Rome, where his father is looking for a suitable millionaire or billionaire for his daughter. Cristina hates to be patronized by her family and she flees from the rigid protocol to kennzulernen the city. She travels with the city tour bus No. 29 and learns normal people in Rome know.

The bus driver Barnaba falls in love with her ​​and ensnares them. The two spend time together in Rome and Barnaba holds for her hand. But since he is poor, the father refuses Cristinas. Finally, Barnaba applies the Roman population with an appeal for donations. This gathers for him and he gets a fortune together, so that the prince eventually agrees and the lovers marry.

More

  • The plot is a parody of a heart and a crown, in which a young princess flees from the protocol in Rome spending time and falling in love with a normal person.
  • After the success of the film (he played in Italy alone 2.5 billion lire a ) was Celentano next film, (1982 ) Grand Hotel Excelsior Who has the monkey stole the sugar? marketed.
  • The film was shot in Como.

Criticism

For non- managed the lexicon of international film held the harmless comedy entertainment, the intention of telling a modern fairy tale for a naive young audience, fails because of the amateurish, unimaginative staging .. The Italian critics praised the interaction between the shining with pure beauty Muti and to mimic talents Celentano, but looked especially next to the romantic theme of a heart and a crown, the quirky character of Welcome Mr. Chance and humor à la Achille Campanile little Standalone.

1981 in film Giuseppe Moccia Screenplay Mario Cecchi Gori Vittorio Cecchi Gori Film score Roman Holiday Italian lira
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