Production
The film was shot on location in Rome and Florence with interiors at Boreham Wood studios in England. Locations include:-
- Piazza della Signoria, the square in Florence, Italy in which Michelangelo's statue David was then located,
- The Uffizi Gallery in Florence,
- Rome's Via Veneto, which had its famously snarled motor traffic diverted for three shooting days,
- Roma Ostiense railway station
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