Eva Movie Review 1962

Writer Tyvian (Baker) becomes obsessed with prostitute Eva (Moreau), spends all his money on her, leaves his fiancee Francesca (Lisi) for her, but all she does is taunt and abandon him. He marries Francesca but leaves his bride (who kills herself) for Eva, who discards him again, leaving Tyvian broke and betrayed. Based on the novel "Eve" by James Hadley Chase.

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Available on VHS, DVD
Running time 103 minutes.
Originally from French, Italian.

Cast and Crew

Genres

Writers, Oldest Profession, Obsessive Love, Suicide, Otherwise Engaged

Screenplay

Hugo Butler, Evan Jones

Cast

Jeanne Moreau, Stanley Baker, Virna Lisi, James Villiers, Giorgio Albertazzi, Riccardo Garrone

Cinematography

Gianni Di Venanzo

Director

Joseph Losey

Music

Michel Legrand