Magic Village
Directed by	Jean-Paul Le Chanois
Written by	Vitaliano Brancati Vittorio De Seta Jean-Paul Le Chanois
Produced by	Francesco Alliata Jules Borkon Cino Del Duca Robert Dorfmann Pietro Moncada
Starring	Robert Lamoureux Lucia Bosè
Cinematography	Marc Fossard
Edited by	Emma Le Chanois
Music by	Joseph Kosma
Production companies	Del Duca Productions Champs-Élysées Productions
Distributed by	Les Films Corona (France)
Release date	22 March 1955 (1955-03-22)
Running time	95 minutes
Countries	France Italy
Language	French

Magic Village (French: Village magique, Italian:Vacanze d'amore) is a 1955 French-Italian comedy film directed by Jean-Paul Le Chanois and starring Robert Lamoureux and Lucia Bosè.^[1] Location shooting took place around Cefalù near Palermo.

Robert, a Parisian, is planning a holiday in Sicily with his new fiancée. However his work means he has to follow on a later train than his fiancée. While travelling he meets Lucienne an attractive Sicilian girl.

• Robert Lamoureux as Robert
• Lucia Bosé as Thérèse Miceli
• Hélène Rémy as Lucienne Dumas
• Delia Scala as Agatina
• Walter Chiari as Momo
• Umberto Spadaro as Don Puglisi
• Jacqueline Plessis as Colette
• Giovanni Grasso as Sindaco
• Domenico Modugno as Un frère d'Agatina
• Renato Chiantoni
• Yvon Jeanclaude as Pierre
• Giannina Chiantoni
• Germaine de France
• Judith Magre
• Jany Vallières
• René Clermont as L'homme chiffres
• Jean Péméja
• Jeanine Papoudoff
• Robert Rollis
• Clio Sally
• Françoise Hornez
• Jacques Riberolles
• Michel Le Royer
• Pippo Valente
• Rina Franchetti
• Pascale Roberts
• Christiane Dancourt
• Brigitte Elloy
• Colette Jongleux
• Georges Chamarat
• Véronique Deschamps
• Jean-Paul Le Chanois
• Michel Lemoine
• Barbara Mayo
• Marcelle Praince
• Vittoria Crispo as Agatina's mother

• Michele Sancisi. Walter Chiari: un animale da palcoscenico. Mediane, 2011.

• Magic Village at IMDb

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