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Boy on a Dolphin

film by Negulesco [1957]

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In Jean Negulesco: Millionaire and Three Coins
…Turner, Richard Burton, and MacMurray—and Boy on a Dolphin (1957), which starred Sophia Loren (in her first American film) as a sponge diver who discovers sunken treasure off the Greek isles. The Best of Everything (1959) was an entertaining drama about women working in New York City’s publishing world. It…
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role of Loren

In Sophia Loren
…with Grant), Alan Ladd (Boy on a Dolphin, 1957), William Holden (The Key, 1958), and Paul Newman (Lady L, 1965). Such exposure was undoubtedly instrumental in helping her win an Academy Award for best actress in De Sica’s La ciociara (1960; Two Women), in which she delivered a powerful…
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