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Editor's note: The 《Ennio Morricone Rare Volume》was published and distributed in June 2023. In order to make more readers understand the content of this book, the editor will reprint some representative movies in this column to share with everyone

S1E03  Antonella

01  Main Info
Director	Series Directed by Daniele D'Anza  ...     (3 episodes, 1980) Marcel Moussy  ...     (2 episodes, 1980) Bruno Gantillon ...     (1 episode, 1980)
Star	Peter Boom, Cesare Nizzica, Stéphane Audran
	S1E03 Laura Lenzi，Capucine，Philippe Leroy
Country	Switzerland, Sweden, Italy, France
Date	December 14, 1979 (France)
	1.   10/11/1979 2.   17/11/1979 3.   24/11/1979 4.   01/12/1979 5.   08/12/1979 6.   15/12/1979 （Here）
Length	52 minutes
Composer	Ennio Morricone
Involvement	Composer
DT-2018	SC244
Film	IMDB,  RAREF,  LETTE,  TRAKT,  NOTRE
Music	CHIMAI,  MOVIE
AKA	(original title) Orient-Express Spain Orient Express Sweden Orientexpressen Turkey Do?u ekspresi(Turkish)
Resources	S1E03 MP4 353M 57'40" Dub IT to EN subtitle Reading Library-R

02 Information
This is a six episode TV series co produced by France, Italy, Switzerland, and Sweden, each consisting of six different short films. Taking the famous Orient Express across Europe as the carrier, the European history from World War I to World War II as the background, the various countries, nationalities, and social systems on the European continent as the theme, and the female actors as the center, it roughly depicts one complex humanistic pattern after another. Short and profound. Morricone's broad range of talented soundtracks, coupled with Edda Dell'Orso's timeless singing voice (LA Train), seem to lead people from the grand "Once Upon a Time in the West" to the pocket version of the "Once Upon A Time in the European". The video currently provided on this website is its third episode, downloaded based on information provided by Korean enthusiast Dr. Lee Jinweon. The quality of the audio subtitles obtained through the paid HY website is acceptable. It should not be too difficult for you to watch this film after carefully reading the plot materials below

Relevant information

01 Orient Express：
For the past 140 years, Orient Express has been sublimating the Art of Travel with luxury trains, unique experiences and collections of rare objects. And soon the heritage of this legendary train will be transported to a collection of hotels and sailing yachts around the world. Introducing a new art de vivre, a different kind of journey that promises unforgettable moments along the way and the same destination since the beginning: to make dreams come true…. (Here)

02 About DVD

（EN Online translate）The famous Orient Express. Symbol of a great epoch and axis between the western metropolises and the Orient. The train is the setting of six stories set between 1913 and 1939. Their actions – murder, intrigue, ambush – are closely linked to the cities of Vienna, Budapest, Venice, Geneva, Sofia and Istanbul.

At the heart of each story is a mysterious woman, who captivates a very noble or shady man. The historical background and the political events exert a decisive influence on the encounters.

03 More see  01, 02，03, 04，05, 06

Film scene

000235 Professor Peter Charlotte of the University of London took the Orient Express to Venice to study Italian culture. His assistant was late and missed the train

000433 The student from the next carriage, Cooper Antonella, of Italian descent, came over to express his willingness to serve as his temporary assistant

001118 The train passed through the Swiss border in a peaceful atmosphere

001318 The atmosphere was tense when passing through the Italian border

001934 Professor Charlotte met an old friend the consul in Venice, and the consul told him that the situation in Italy was chaotic·

003035 Antonella went to find his Italian brother Marco. Mark's friend told Antonella that Mark was injured while participating in anti fascist activities and was being pursued by the black shirts

004108 Charlotte went to the police station to find an old friend the director to intercede for Mark, but the director said he was powerless

004155 Charlotte returned to express his indignation and helplessness

004946 Marco was chased and killed by the black shirts during his escape

005036 The police chief and consul requested Professor Charlotte to leave Venice

005402 Charlotte was forced to return to her home country, and Antonella stayed in Venice to handle funeral affairs. Before leaving, Antonella came to see him off

005707 At the end of the film

04  Music Comment
01
The soundtrack to ORIENT-EXPRESS was an afternoon rush job, put together from pre-existing material. Some of the pieces had already been released before, others were taken off the shelf.
ORIENT-EXPRESS – TV mini-series – 6 episodes of 52 minutes each
Director of episodes 1 (Maria), 2 (Jenny), 3 (Antonella): Daniele D'Anza (1922-1984)
Director of episodes 4 (Jane), 5 (Hélène): Marcel Moussy (1924-1995)
Director of episode 6 (Wanda): Bruno Gantillon (1944-)
Broadcast by Antenne 2 (France), from 14 December 1979 to 18 January 1980.
Broadcast by RAI 2 (Italy), from 4 January to 8 February 1980.
Composer, Orchestrator: Ennio Morricone – Opening credits
Voice (track 18 on 2004 CD): Edda Dell'Orso (birth name: Edda Sabatini) (1935-) – Closing credits
Vocals (tracks 4 and 8): Maria Rigel Tonini (aka Tonini Maria Rigel)
Lyricist (tracks 4 and 8): Franca Evangelisti (stage name: Evy Angeli) (1935-)
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3:26 – 02 – Orient Express (from PER LE ANTICHE SCALE, 1975)
1:11 – 03 – Suspence (from SPASMO, 1974)
1:23 – 07 – Suspence (from SPASMO, 1974)
2:04 – 11 – Sequenza musicale (from SPASMO, 1974)
1:53 – 13 – Sequenza musicale (from SPASMO, 1974)
2:00 – 16 – Che senso ha (0:00 to 2:00) (from SPASMO, 1974)
3:13 – 18 – Le train (from 'SPAZIO 1999', 1975) – Play: mp3
3:26 – 19 – Orient Express (identical to track 2) (from PER LE ANTICHE SCALE, 1975)
Tracks 11 and 13 in mono – All other tracks in stereo. (CHIMAI)
02（Original EN）A six-part French tv series first broadcast in 1979, each episode of Orient Express focuses on a different tale of a journey on the legendary train; each one is set between the outbreak of the First World War and the outbreak of the Second.  Ennio Morricone provided the music.  Morricone’s score is everything you might imagine – at times romantic, at times suspenseful, always evocative.  The score is essentially built from two themes, as one may discern from the tracklisting – 18 of the 19 tracks are called either “Che Senso Ha” or “Orient Express”.  But that’s a little misleading – this isn’t one of those Morricone albums where the same piece of music is repeated over and over again.  He sends the first theme through many different variations, and some of the tracks labelled “Orient Express” seem to have no relationship with each other at all.
They’re both gorgeous themes.  “Che Senso Ha” is given a couple of vocal arrangements (sung by Maria Rigel Tonini); a few Dixieland-style arrangements (yes, really); but most Morricone enthusiasts will take most pleasure from the stunning arrangements for solo piano and the piece de resistance, the orchestral version which opens the album.  The other theme, “Orient Express”, is also stunning in its orchestral arrangement.  Some of the later pieces which share its name are actually ear-splitting pieces of suspense music, extraordinarily unsettling – and, as with most such Morricone, a hard slog indeed for the listener.  Finally, there’s “Le Train”, a beautiful theme (with a slight pop beat) given the unmistakable Edda dell’Orso treatment.  It’s not a classic piece of Morricone/dell’Orso, but it is of course worth hearing – many times!  This 2004 CD marked the first time anything apart from “Le Train” and an orchestral arrangement of the “Orient Express” theme had been released at all; and the prettiness of the melodic material makes it well worth seeking out (Here)

05  OST （By Ennio Morricone）

No	Name	Listen
001	CHE SENSO HA ( versionne orchestrale)
002	ORIENT EXPRESS (titoli di testa)
003	ORIENT EXPRESS (suspence 1)
004	CHE SENSO HA (versione cantate)
005	ORIENT EXPRESS (dixe 1)
006	CHE SENSO HA (solo pf in fa)
007	ORIENT EXPRESS (suspence 2)
008	CHE SENSO HA (versione cantata)
009	ORIENT EXPRESS (dixie 2)
010	CHE SENSO HA (solo pf in sol)
011	ORIENT EXPRESS (sequenza musicale)
012	ORIENT EXPRESS (dixie 3)
013	ORIENT EXPRESS (sequenza musicale 2)
014	CHE SENSO HA (pf e archi)
015	ORIENT EXPRESS (polka)
016	CHE SENSO HA
017	CHE SENSO HA (solo pf in la b)
018	LA TRAIN
019	ORIENT EXPRESS
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Attachment: Selected soundtrack records of this film

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