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Sophia Loren: ‘Hydra is One of the Most Beautiful Places in the World’

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Boy_Dolphin_Sofia_LorenAcademy Award-winning Italian actress Sophia Boy_on_a_Dolphin_LorenLoren referred to the Greek island of Hydra as “one of the most beautiful places in the world” in a recent interview she gave to the New York Times.

The interview was in reference to Sophia Loren’s recent memoir, “Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow: My Life”, her films and her travels. When asked to name her favorite place where she made a film, the actress replied:

“I did a picture, The Boy on a Dolphin, in Greece, in Hydra, one of the most beautiful places in the world. I remember it really with great, great joy. Because, for me, it was a moment of starting in the American cinema and I was starting my romance with my husband, and so I’m attached also for what I discovered in my husband. It was a beautiful, euphoric moment for me. I will never forget Hydra.”

Boy on a Dolphin is a 20th Century Fox romantic film set in Hydra, Greece, in 1957. The film is noteworthy as Sophia Loren’s English language debut, although it is also remembered for her singing T’in’afto pou to lene agapi? (What is this they call love?) in Modern Greek.

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Lynda May Robinson 26 April 2022 - 06:21

Just been watching this film for the first time, 26th April 2022, a brilliant film for it’s time, so much more authentic than Captain Corelli’s mandolin and a better romance. The beauty of Hydra is apparent in the film and shows how unspoilt and typically Greek in it’s time, 1957 before tourism really Began.

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