I am 71 living in the US. I saw the movie as a child, and yes, it was a big hit that shone a lot of attention on Rome. Roman Holiday was even bigger. I'm sure it made many Americans want to go to Rome to see that beautiful city.
When I was in Rome I threw a coin in the fountain never thinking I'd ever be back. Two years later I did come back, so maybe the coin toss superstition really is true. It was for me. Great video and you explained everything very well.
Excellent. One of the best videos on any part of Rome that I've seen. Your explanations, account, and facts you present are crystal clear. Thank you very much.
Wow, what a great story, bringing this enigma to life. Fascinating from beginning to end and understandable for everyone. I will use it in class. Thanks so much, so appreciated.
Your videos are usually really excellent. But in this video you forgot to mention one of the masterpieces of Italian movies in the '60s... La Dolce Vita by Fellini with the famous scene played out right here. Marcello Mastroianni and Anita Eckberg the actors!!!!!
I am an art teacher. And omg I love the rugged rocks the most too. It actually enhances the fountain
I am 71 living in the US. I saw the movie as a child, and yes, it was a big hit that shone a lot of attention on Rome. Roman Holiday was even bigger. I'm sure it made many Americans want to go to Rome to see that beautiful city.
very informative; great video well documented info; many thanks
When I was in Rome I threw a coin in the fountain never thinking I'd ever be back. Two years later I did come back, so maybe the coin toss superstition really is true. It was for me. Great video and you explained everything very well.
Excellent. One of the best videos on any part of Rome that I've seen. Your explanations, account, and facts you present are crystal clear. Thank you very much.
Wow, thank you!
Thanks again, nice! Good info, like the details!
Wow, what a great story, bringing this enigma to life. Fascinating from beginning to end and understandable for everyone. I will use it in class. Thanks so much, so appreciated.
Please do! And share it if you will!
Great narration. Thnk you very much
Impressive narration. Thanks a lot.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I really enjoy your videos. Your voice is calming as you explain all the art. Thank you. Happy New Year 2021
Thank you so much 😀 Happy new year
Best explanation I have seen by now
Another fascinating video... thank you so much and very very 🎊HAPPY NEW YEAR🎊 to you Carel!!
Same to you! And the next one should be done by wednesday
Very interesting video! Thank you
Wonderful job, as always :)
Thanks a lot for your excellent video !😊
Thank you for pointing out that Oceanus is the central figure and not Neptune/Poseidon as many go og think.
You are most welcome!
Het is weer een heerlijk filmpje!!!
Dankjewel!
Marcello, come here!
ok?
Please Anita...it's too coold !
People absolutely had running water in their homes in classical Rome, comparatively few and only the ultra wealthy/influential, but it was a thing.
Love your videos
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I'm curious to know what the Alessandro Galilei design was like. I did a search on google, but nothing came up
Thanks ❣️
Your videos are usually really excellent. But in this video you forgot to mention one of the masterpieces of Italian movies in the '60s... La Dolce Vita by Fellini with the famous scene played out right here. Marcello Mastroianni and Anita Eckberg the actors!!!!!
So true.
My Home here Via della Viti 21, a La Fontani de Trevi. Roma, Italia
You are lucky, I love Rome
NO ENGLISH SUBTITLE??? from my home in ' The City of Angels, Bangkok '
Leuk filmpje!
Dankjewel!
Watch this video while sitting in front of it. Thank you 🙏🏼⛲️
Pope Clement XII is my ancestor! My maiden name is Corsini, Pope Clement XII was Lorenzo Corsini ❤
I hope the coin didn’t hit someone 😂 thanks for the informative video 🌹
I hope so too, but it does mean I am going to go back!
Thanks ❣️