Casanova -2005 Film- 〈ORIGINAL〉

“I took it off,” he replies softly. “I am not the man who seduces women. I am the man who was seduced by one woman. The final chapter, Francesca—you were right. I had never read it. Now I want to write it. With you.”

The film closes on their kiss—not a conquest, but a beginning. And somewhere in Venice, Pucci sighs, turns to her second-in-command, and mutters, “Find me another scoundrel. This one has gone and fallen in love.” casanova -2005 film-

Moved, the Doge commutes his sentence to exile. “I took it off,” he replies softly

The film’s centerpiece is the carnival finale. Casanova, now hopelessly in love with Francesca, must duel Papprizzio (who turns out to be a surprisingly skilled swordsman), escape Pucci’s guards, win Francesca’s forgiveness for his lies, and ride off into the Venetian sunset. The final chapter, Francesca—you were right

But even legends grow weary. His faithful valet, Lupo (Omid Djalili), warns him that the Doge’s inquisitors, led by the terrifying Pucci (Lena Olin), are building a case. “You have seduced every woman of standing in Venice,” Lupo says. “Pucci will burn you at the stake for ‘impious lewdness.’” The only escape, Casanova realizes, is marriage—a respectable, dull, permanent marriage.