Review of It Started in Naples (1960) by Natalie B — 08 Sep 2007
Clark Gable is lacking his usual charm in an unsympathetic, dull part. The ridiculous stereotypes of Italians are laughable and the antics of the little kid are kind of shocking to us used to political-correctness (getting drunk, smoking, etc.).
This review of It Started in Naples (1960) was written by Natalie B on 08 Sep 2007.
It Started in Naples has generally received positive reviews.
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