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Mar 3, 1994 · Nobody's Children: Directed by David Wheatley. With Ann-Margret, Dominique Sanda, Jay O. Sanders, Reiner Schöne. An American couple attempt to overcome the bureaucracy stopping them from adopting a Romanian child.
Nobody's Children (Italian:I figli di nessuno) is a 1951 French-Italian melodrama film directed by Raffaello Matarazzo and starring Amedeo Nazzari, Yvonne Sanson and Françoise Rosay. It is one of a series of melodramas co-starring Nazzari and Sanson, which were very popular at the box office.
Nobody's Children is a 1994 American TV film directed by David Wheatley. The film was written by Petru Popescu and Iris Friedman for USA Pictures. The film concerns an American couple's battle through bureaucracy to adopt a Romanian child.
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Nobody's Children may refer to: Film and television. Nobody's Children (1920 film), an American film directed by Richard Maurice; Nobody's Children, an American film directed by Charles Barton; Nobody's Children, a French-Italian film directed by Raffaello Matarazzo
Nobody's Children. A Detroit woman (Ann-Margret) meets a French doctor (Dominique Sanda) who helps her save an orphan from the revolution of 1989...
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Mar 3, 1994 · Mar 2, 1994 11:00pm PT. Nobody’s Children. Shot entirely in Romania and starring Ann-Margret as a real-life Detroit housewife hellbent on adopting an orphan child in...
Nobody’s Children. Directed by Raffaello Matarazzo • 1952 • Italy. Nobody's Children is the first half of an overflowing diptych of melodramas chronicling the labyrinthine misfortunes of a couple torn cruelly apart by fate (and meddling villains).
Nobody’s Children is the first half of an overflowing diptych of melodramas chronicling the labyrinthine misfortunes of a couple torn cruelly apart by fate (and meddling villains). When Guido (Amedeo Nazzari), a young count, falls for Luisa (Yvonne Sanson), the poor daughter of one of the miners who works at his family’s quarry, his mother ...
