The Amorous Mis-Adventures of Casanova

"Casanova & Co," a movie marketed under numerous titles across the globe, seemingly as a tactic to sidestep dismal box office returns, and I understand why. In this film, Tony Curtis undertakes a dual role, distinguishable solely by their hair color. One might imagine that the sight of every female character throwing themselves at Curtis could ignite laughter or spark amusement, yet it falls flat. Somehow they managed to make this skin-flick boring.