Various shots of buildings with TV equipment, pan down to gondola. Film showing on screen. The Palazzo del Cinema - pan down to TV. Camera crew interviewing director Claude Vermorel and actress Claire Maffei. CU. Claire Maffei. Maurice Chevalier poster. Chevalier talking to others....
Various shots of buildings with TV equipment, pan down to gondola. Film showing on screen. The Palazzo del Cinema - pan down to TV. Camera crew interviewing director Claude Vermorel and actress Claire Maffei. CU. Claire Maffei. Maurice Chevalier poster. Chevalier talking to others. Bathing girl lying in the sun - pan to others walking along jetty. MS. Brunella Bovo posing for camera. LS. Brunella Bovo swimming in the sea. Men running along jetty and jumping into sea. Baby sitting in rubber ring in the water. LS. Danielle Delorme and Francoise Christophe on raft. Anouk writing in the sand. Laura Adani and husband Duke Visconti di Grassno eating fruit. Two men talking. LS. MS. Ginger Rogers with Jacques Bergerac. LS. Rogers and Bergerac walking through streets. LS. Ginger and Bergerac leaving Venice in small boat. MS. Six year old Brigitte Fossey signing autographs. LS. Randolfo Pacciardi coming down from airliner, and being greeted LS. Pacciardi and others walking from plane. Party getting into boat. Boat going along canal. LS Joan Fontaine coming from boat onto jetty. Banquet. guests. Photographer. Impressive building. Speedboat pulling water-skier. MS. Paul Henreid sitting in stern of speedboat. LS. Henreid's son sinking into the water after casting off from the speedboat. LS. Vivi Gioi taking photograph of danger sign. LS. Mexican ambassador Carlos Dario Ojeda talking to Carla Candiani. Film stars on beach. Band playing, people dancing. MS. Brigitte Fossey drinking through straw. LS. Cat wearing sunglasses and drinking through straw. LS. Scenes of Brigitte and cat, and Director Rene Clement. Cat wearing sunglasses with cigarette in mouth.
Note: Language - Italian, cuts out halfway through. Banquet footage very dark.
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"Vermorel" is Claude Vermorel. (The lady with him, Claire Maffei, starred in his film "The Solitary Conquerors").
"Burnella Bovo" at end of line 5 of body text should read Brunella Bovo.
"Jaques Bergerac" should read Jacques Bergerac.
"Pacciardi" is Italian politican Randolfo Pacciardi.
"Carlo Candiani" should read Carla Candiani.
"Director Clement" is Rene Clement.
Thanks for those first names.