Sizzling Summer Pt. 5: “The Talented Mr. Ripley” (1999)
Damon learned piano for the roleLaw learned SaxFood in filmSummer in Ischia: aspirational summer [a series]Summer in Ischia: aspirational summer [a series]Summer in Ischia: aspirational summer [a series]Summer in Ischia: aspirational summer [a series]Summer in Ischia: aspirational summer [a series]Summer in Ischia: aspirational summer [a series]Summer in Ischia: aspirational summer [a series]Summer in Ischia: aspirational summer [a series]Summer in Ischia: aspirational summer [a series]Summer in Ischia: aspirational summer [a series]Summer in Ischia: aspirational summer [a series]Summer in Ischia: aspirational summer [a series]Summer in Ischia: aspirational summer [a series]Summer in Ischia: aspirational summer [a series]Summer in Ischia: aspirational summer [a series]Summer in Ischia: aspirational summer [a series]Summer in Ischia: aspirational summer [a series]Summer in Ischia: aspirational summer [a series]A very “Paris Blues” sceneParis Blues – with BB King, Paul Newman an Sidney PoitierParis Blues – with BB King, Paul Newman an Sidney PoitierHot Jazz VesurioJude Law didn’t want to play a “pretty boy”Philip Seymour Hoffman’s entrancePSH exitBeing replaced, watching from afarMasterful cinematography – as Ripley wants to become DickieFontana dei Quattro Fiumi in Piazza Navona in Rome The opera shown in the film is the end of Act II from Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s “Yevgeny Onyegin.” In this particular scene, Lenski challenged his friend Onyegin for a duel over Olga, who had been engaged to Lenski at that time. Lenski was mortally wounded, and Onyegin departed Russia for a self-imposed exile.Watching the operaPretty Woman, watching the operaStunning cinematographySummer in Ischia is replaced by Dark Academia
Inglorious Baguettes 
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