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* SympatheticAdulterer: Maria cheats on her husband Vincenzo, but it is justified by the fact that he is impotent because of a war wound.
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* SympatheticAdulterer: Maria cheats on her husband Vincenzo, but it is justified by the fact that he is impotent because of a war wound. As noted, he doesn't mention this until ''after'' the marriage.
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* MarriageOfConvenience: Maria genuinely loves Vincenzo, but he admits privately to his sister that his attraction to her is because their family line is ending (his sister is infertile and widowed, and he is impotent) and she would make one last, final, beautiful and stylish countess for which the family will be remembered by. His sister upbraids him for leading Maria on and using her as an object, as she's a real woman with real feelings, but it's not enough to dissuade Vincenzo.
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* SexySweaterGirl: Among the cornucopia of {{Fanservice}} outfits Gardner wears in this movie is an arresting tight-sweater ensemble for the scene where Maria is flamenco dancing with some [[UsefulNotes/{{Romani}} Gypsies]].
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* SweaterGirl: Among the cornucopia of {{Fanservice}} outfits Gardner wears in this movie is an arresting tight-sweater ensemble for the scene where Maria is flamenco dancing with some [[UsefulNotes/{{Romani}} Gypsies]].
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: TropeMaker? Maria does not care for shoes and prefers to go barefoot. She does this several times, like when she goes off with Harry, or when she goes off with the Count, or when she insists on posing barefoot for her statue.
* PrefersGoingBarefoot: Maria does not care for shoes and prefers to go barefoot. She does this several times, like when she goes off with Harry, or when she goes off with the Count, or when she insists on posing barefoot for her statue.
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* ProtagonistTitle: ''The Barefoot Contessa'' refers to Maria, the protagonist, who DoesNotLikeShoes and becomes a ''contessa'' after her marriage with Vincenzo.
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* ProtagonistTitle: ''The Barefoot Contessa'' refers to Maria, the protagonist, who DoesNotLikeShoes PrefersGoingBarefoot and becomes a ''contessa'' after her marriage with Vincenzo.
