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Films Starring Venice

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Casanova, Lasse Hallstrom, 200 — A studly Heath Ledger seduces as the Venetian philanderer who finally meets his match – a liberated Sienna Miller—in a lavish, buoyant production shot on location.

Casino Royale, Martin Campbell, 2006 — A major climax occurs in a sprawling Venice palazzo during renovation; needless to say, it’s rubble, along with assorted villains, when Daniel Craig’s James Bond finishes with it.

Don’t Look Now, Nicholas Roeg, 1973 — A classic, moody psychic thriller about a married couple (Donald Sutherland, Julie Christie) mourning their young daughter’s drowning death in wintry Venice.

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, 1989 — Harrison Ford a.k.a. Indiana Jones hunts treasure again, with scenes set in Venice.

The Merchant of Venice, Michael Radford, 2004 — There are several productions, but the most recent one stars Al Pacino as the Jewish merchant, Shylock.

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