The Loves of Casanova 1927

The Loves of Casanova

1927 · France · Directed by Alexandre Volkoff, Anatole Litvak · 132 min

RomanticBeautiful Approachable · Moderate Historical romance

Casanova moves through romance, disguise, danger, and courtly spectacle across an expansive eighteenth-century adventure.

What to expect

Alexandre Volkoff’s large production uses décor, costume, and movement to make celebrity and self-invention inseparable from historical spectacle.

How to ease in

The episodic length is easier if you treat each new place as another performance by Casanova. Ask what identity he needs the room to believe before following the intrigue.

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A quick, non-exhaustive note Includes sexual manipulation, coercive courtship, duels, violence, class hierarchy, and romanticised historical behaviour.
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Casanova moves through romance, disguise, danger, and courtly spectacle across an expansive eighteenth-century adventure.

Casanova survives by making each entrance look like a beginning. I watch the accumulated exits, where charm leaves consequences for other people to carry.

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Casanova survives by making each entrance look like a beginning. I watch the accumulated exits, where charm leaves consequences for other people to carry.

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Wikidata 132-minute listing132 min132 minutes reproduces the single duration stated by the source. The listing does not identify a cut, score, territory, frame rate, source element, or restoration.Runtime reference · Checked 2026-08-22

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