URSULA E LE FORZE ARMATE
(ca2004,Ursula Cavalcanti Productions)
This is what was written about this movie in the thread:
Ursula e le Forze Armata [as Ursula; Colmax]
1) UC dances for two soldiers- BJs;
2) UC and Dora Venter, in a train-compartment. UC leaves Dora sleeping,
enters another compartment and has sex with three soldiers- anal and
brief DP;
3) meanwhile another soldier enters Dora's compartment. Bald anal for her;
4) UC- anal, and Silvia Christian- b/g;
5) UC watches as Adeline Lange and Adrianna Laurenti share a soapy
bath- les;
6) Dora Venter- bald anal, in a barn;
7) UC- anal with Remigio Zampa [as U e le T Eta' sc. 4]
My additional comments are from the Colmax French version simply titled URSULA
It ran for 116 min, and the cast (from the Italian version) read as follows:
Ursula Cavalcanti, Melinda Gale=Dora Venter, Silvia Cristian, Annette Morgan, Clara Bruni, Ian Scott, Philippe Duroc, Titus, Rodolph Dessen, Sebastian Barrio, Franck Mizar, David Woller
Scene 1: Ursula Cavalcanti is wearing long winter coat standing in front of two soldiers (Ian Scott, Philippe Duroc) who are sitting nearby on a small couch. She removes coat to reveal a G-string and bra with no cups and high leather boots with high heels. She instructs them to jack off, ad she returns with dark glasses, a soldier's long coat and cap. She fondles herself in front of them and then joins them on a couch and she performs some oral and vaginal sex with them ending in facials
Scene 2: Ursula and Dora Venter are sharing a train compartment. While Venter sleeps, Ursula masturbates. Horny still, Ursula makes her way to another compartment in which 3 soldiers are sleeping. She soon gets their attention by blowing them, and soon things progress to vaginal, lengthy anal, and rather brief DP, ending with the 3 males ejaculating on her chest or face
Scene 3: while Ursula is occupied with the 3 soldiers, another soldier (R. Dessen) enters Dora's compartment and starts making sexual advances to her, which she does not object to (anal, she jerks him off in her open mouth)
Scene 4: The scene is set in very large (orange/golden colored) living room. Apparently
we are told that the effeminate looking Sebastian Barrio left the army due to his gay tendencies, and flaming red-haired Silvia Cristian and Ursula try to seduce Barrio and possibly turn him over to heterosexual sex. The two women start to undress and caress themselves and soon Barrio joins them for bj, vaginal sex (with both women), anal sex (only with Ursula). Barrio ends up jacking off all over Ursula's ass
Scene 5: In a room/bathroom in which there is some fitness exercise equipment and large circular bathtub two women Adeline Lange and Adrianna Laurenti are having some fun time together. We are told they are military wives whose soldier husbands are in the same outfit, and during their spare time the women they like to organize some intimate lesbian time with each other, which are observed by Ursula dressed up in military uniform
Scene 6: In a type of barn/warehouse (housing old coaches and chariots; possibly used for stage or movie productions) we find Dora Venter and Sebastian Barrio in a very romantic mood (anal, she jerks him off in her open mouth)
Scene 7: in a rectangular green-colored living room a sexy Ursula in black dress dances in front of Remigio Zampa. A repulsive Walter Midolo (with glasses) is watching from a distance and rubbing his crotch, while Ursula and Zampa have sex on a couch (lengthy anal, he jerks off on her ass)
I don't know how much of this movie's content is original or lifted from some other movies. While scenes 1, 2, 3, 5 have a "military" recurring theme, two others (4,6) seem to be totally unrelated and have no voice over commentary at the beginning to explain the set up.
Gamelink seems to offer the Italian version of this movie
but the scenes are arranged in different order from the Colmax edition I just outlined above, and there
are only 5 scenes instead of 7 (seems to be missing the Cavalcanti/Zampa, and Venter/Barrio encounters)
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Ursula (Ursula e le Forze Armate)
Re: Ursula (Ursula e le Forze Armate)
Thanks.
"a harmless drudge, that busies himself in tracing the original, and detailing the
signification...."
signification...."
Re: Ursula (Ursula e le Forze Armate)
A couple things which should appear in film page if that is the final version:
=release date is ca2004
=Silvia Christian is billed as Silvia Cristian (the credits were from the Italian version)
=Adeline Lange and Adrianna Laurenti were not billed as such in the movie.
There were two names in the screen credits (Annette Morgan, Clara Bruni) that most likely
referred to them, but have no clue which name refers to whom.
=release date is ca2004
=Silvia Christian is billed as Silvia Cristian (the credits were from the Italian version)
=Adeline Lange and Adrianna Laurenti were not billed as such in the movie.
There were two names in the screen credits (Annette Morgan, Clara Bruni) that most likely
referred to them, but have no clue which name refers to whom.
Re: Ursula (Ursula e le Forze Armate)
I'm not sure there's ever such a thing as a 'final version' : -)
I was simply pressed for time, hence the links.
I was simply pressed for time, hence the links.
"a harmless drudge, that busies himself in tracing the original, and detailing the
signification...."
signification...."
Re: Ursula (Ursula e le Forze Armate)
By "final" I meant that if you were finished with all the modifications (to the movie page), to eventually
add those suggestions I made.
It was just a little reminder, nothing more.
add those suggestions I made.
It was just a little reminder, nothing more.
Re: Ursula (Ursula e le Forze Armate)
Sorry JJ, I just saw you last changes to the movie page and there are names I don't recall
seeing in the Colmax version:
Barbara Gole, Annette Laroche
These names were not shown in the Colmax version (I am talking about the actual on-screen credits
not what may have been printed on the DVD cover).
The Colmax French-dubbed version had the Italian billing titles and these showed the female
names (presumably the two girls in the bathroom/les scene) that could not be
properly matched with Adeline Lange and Adrianna Laurenti: Annette Morgan, Clara Bruni.
seeing in the Colmax version:
Barbara Gole, Annette Laroche
These names were not shown in the Colmax version (I am talking about the actual on-screen credits
not what may have been printed on the DVD cover).
The Colmax French-dubbed version had the Italian billing titles and these showed the female
names (presumably the two girls in the bathroom/les scene) that could not be
properly matched with Adeline Lange and Adrianna Laurenti: Annette Morgan, Clara Bruni.
Re: Ursula (Ursula e le Forze Armate)
The two additional names were in unpublished notes and it looks as if I
drew the wrong conclusion.
This will have to wait until I find time to dig out my copies.
drew the wrong conclusion.
This will have to wait until I find time to dig out my copies.
"a harmless drudge, that busies himself in tracing the original, and detailing the
signification...."
signification...."
Re: Ursula (Ursula e le Forze Armate)
Perhaps and hopefully I might be able to save you some time and effort.
These titles are from the Colmax French-dubbed version. As you can see
they are obviously from the Italian version, and the only difference is the
actual movie title. The title URSULA is seen right after the ending of the first scene
(the bar scene with Ursula and the 2 soldiers).
The first cap (production company), director credit and ending title ("Fine") are quite indicative of
their being the original Italian titles. Ursula Cavalcanti's name (for cast names) for some strange reason
does not even appear and she is unbilled.
There really is no name of Barbara Gole or Annette Laroche that appear in the Colmax version.
The Colmax on-screen credits reflect what at least are shown on the Italian DVD box cover
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These titles are from the Colmax French-dubbed version. As you can see
they are obviously from the Italian version, and the only difference is the
actual movie title. The title URSULA is seen right after the ending of the first scene
(the bar scene with Ursula and the 2 soldiers).
The first cap (production company), director credit and ending title ("Fine") are quite indicative of
their being the original Italian titles. Ursula Cavalcanti's name (for cast names) for some strange reason
does not even appear and she is unbilled.
There really is no name of Barbara Gole or Annette Laroche that appear in the Colmax version.
The Colmax on-screen credits reflect what at least are shown on the Italian DVD box cover
[IMG]http://img23.imagevenue.com/loc139/th_977772770_ursula_title_01_123_139lo.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://img106.imagevenue.com/loc85/th_978199618_usula_title2_123_85lo.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://img279.imagevenue.com/loc579/th_978235513_uirsula_title3_123_579lo.jpg[/IMG]
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Re: Ursula (Ursula e le Forze Armate)
I can't determine where the two 'rogue' names came from- as [IIRC] I
have more than one version it might shed some light if I check them.
have more than one version it might shed some light if I check them.
"a harmless drudge, that busies himself in tracing the original, and detailing the
signification...."
signification...."
Re: Ursula (Ursula e le Forze Armate)
Can't find the discs so a note will have to do for now.
"a harmless drudge, that busies himself in tracing the original, and detailing the
signification...."
signification...."