To Rome with Love
In bustling Rome, an architect chasing lost romance, a retired opera director seeking a comeback, a young couple yearning for connection, and an ordinary man thrust into the spotlight each pursue their dreams as magical mishaps and unexpected entanglements threaten to derail every chance at love and fame.
“Romance! Adventure! Hilarity! Italy!”
Synopsis
Set in Rome, the film weaves together four distinct stories. Architect John meets a young man whose romantic struggles echo a painful memory from John's past. Retired opera director Jerry stumbles upon a mortician with a remarkable singing voice and sees a chance to revive his waning career. A young couple each experience separate romantic encounters. Meanwhile, an ordinary man finds himself in the spotlight.
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A crew of 90+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Alisa LepselterShot by Darius KhondjiDesigned by Anne Seibel
Box Office
2012 · Box office
💰 Box-office hit — grossed 4.3× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$73.3M
US & Canada: $16.7M — 23% of worldwide · International: $56.6M (77%)
Opening weekend: $361K — 2% of its US run. It had legs — it kept earning long after opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $541K — 3% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 5 theaters
Also known as
- Nero Fiddledde
- The Bop Decameronde
- Rome mon amourfr
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Cast & Crew
90 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Supporting cast
68Alessandra Mastronardi
as Milly
David Pasquesi
as Tim
Lynn Swanson
as Ellen
Augusto Fornari
as Anna's Client
Mariano Rigillo
as Anna's Client
Gianmarco Tognazzi
as Anna's Client
Riccardo Scamarcio
as Hotel Robber
Ornella Muti
as Pia Fusari
Antonio Albanese
as Luca Salta
Sergio Solli
as Leopoldo's Chauffeur
Vinicio Marchioni
as Aldo Romano
Monica Nappo
as Sofia
Duccio Camerini
as Friend at Cinema
Lina Sastri
as Friend at Cinema
Gabriele Rapone
as Gabriele
Giuseppe Pambieri
as Leopoldo's Boss
Ruggero Cara
as Pedestrian #1 with Directions
Maria Rosaria Omaggio
as Pedestrian #2 with Directions
Giacomo Fadda
as Pedestrian #3 with Directions
Corrado Fortuna
as Rocco
Marta Zoffoli
as Marisa Raguso
Fabio Massimo Bonini
as Max
Carol Alt
as Carol
Edoardo Leo
as Reporter at Barbershop
Donatella Finocchiaro
as Reporter on Street
Nusia Gorgone
as Reporter on Street
Antonino Bruschetta
as Hotel Detective
Carlo Luca De Ruggieri
as Hotel Detective
Giuliano Gemma
as Hotel Manager
Fabio Armiliato
as Giancarlo
Ilaria Serrato
as Girl Outside Barbershop
Cristiana Palazzoni
as TG3 Anchorwoman
Giovanni Esposito
as Hotel Clerk
Isabella Ferrari
as Isabella
Lino Guanciale
as Leonardo
Cecilia Capriotti
as Serafina
Marina Rocco
as Tanya
Roberto Della Casa
as Uncle Paolo
Ariella Reggio
as Aunt Rita
Gustavo Frigerio
as Uncle Sal
Simona Caparrini
as Aunt Giovanna
Massimo Ferroni
as Leopoldo's Co-worker
Alessandro Procoli
as Leopoldo's Co-worker
Paolo De Vita
as Leopoldo's Co-worker
Rita Cammarano
as Nedda / Colombina
Francesco De Vito
as Man in Window
Margherita Vicario
as Claudia
Rosa Di Brigida
as Mariangela
Maurizio Argentieri
as Pilot (voice)
Anna Teresa Rossini
as Restaurant Couple
Gaetano Amato
as Restaurant Couple
Antonio Rampino
as Maître d'
Camilla Pacifico
as Camilla
Alberto Mangiante
as TV Voice
Massimo De Lorenzo
as Film Director
Alessio Zucchini
as Reporter at Leopoldo's Office
Alessandro Tallarida
as Reporter at Leopoldo's Office
Luca Calvani
as Reporter at Movie Premiere
Maricel Alvarez
as Reporter at Movie Premiere
Mariella Milani
as Reporter at Movie Premiere
Roberta Ronconi
as Reporter at Movie Premiere
Brunella Matteucci
as Reporter in Leopoldo's Bathroom
Sergio Bini Bustric
as Mr. Massucci
Margherita Di Rauso
as Luca's Wife
Federica Corti
as Girl with Autograph
Matteo Bonetti
as Tonio, lo scemo / Taddeo
Antonio Taschini
as Silvio
Vinicio Cecere
as Peppe / Arlecchino
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