The Lonely Woman

Young stud Jaci is a conscienceless scoundrel but beautiful women can't get enough of him. Elaine is rich, gorgeous, married and bored and Jaci is able to wrangle a live-in job, modeling for her husband, Mario, a painter. Eventually Elaine caves in to Jaci's constant pressure, and the two embark on a torrid affair. The hustler convinces the lonely wife that he is feeling love for the first time. But what he really sees is a steady ongoing source of income from a love-struck Elaine.

Filmed in Spain and released in America for drive-in audiences by Independent-International Pictures, The Lonely Woman features Hollywood legend, Gina Lollobrigida. Finding success in modeling and beauty competitions, young Gina Lollobrigida turned to film. Her prominent role in John Huston's Beat The Devil (1953) launched her to stardom. Other notable roles would include Come September (1961) and Beautiful But Dangerous (1955), after which she was referred to as "the most beautiful woman in the world."

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