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The series primarily uses flashbacks to tell the story; Casanova's youth in Venice, France and England is actually being written by the older Casanova. The younger Casanova is played by DavidTennant, while the older Casanova is played by Creator/PeterOToole.
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The series primarily uses flashbacks to tell the story; Casanova's youth in Venice, France and England is actually being written by the older Casanova. The younger Casanova is played by DavidTennant, Creator/DavidTennant, while the older Casanova is played by Creator/PeterOToole.
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* RichSuitorPoorSuitor: One of the big differences between Grimani and Casanova, respectively..
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* CrazyAwesome: [[InvokedTrope Invoked]] by Casanova about his series of schemes where he pretended to be an "expert" astrologer, lawyer and musician despite having zero qualifications, which all somehow ended up ''working'' regardless.
--> '''Casanova''': I'm starting to scare myself.
--> '''Casanova''': I'm starting to scare myself.
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* [[GrandmaWhatMassiveHotnessYouHave Grandpa, What Massive Hotness You Have]]: to prove a point to her, Old! Casanove seduces Edith with very little effort
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* FunnyBackgroundEvent: When Casanova discusses with Rocco his intentions to be an involved and caring father, the audience sees Giac in the middle of suffering all sorts of mishaps which Casanova remains completely oblivious to.
* [[GrandmaWhatMassiveHotnessYouHave Grandpa, What Massive Hotness You Have]]: to prove a point to her,Old! Casanove old Casanova seduces Edith with very little effort effort.
* [[GrandmaWhatMassiveHotnessYouHave Grandpa, What Massive Hotness You Have]]: to prove a point to her,
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* HeterosexualLifePartners: Casanova and Rocco
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* HeterosexualLifePartners: Casanova and RoccoRocco.
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** In perhaps a CallBack to earlier, the Priest may have fainted because Casanova had just informed him about [[NaughtyNuns the nuns]] he had slept with, first independently and then at the ''same'' time.
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* SadClown: Casanova has shades of this. The elderly Casanova dials it up, particularly with [[MoodWhiplash the speed]] in which he goes from describing his youthful adventures amongst the elite of France... to the brutality of the French Revolution.
--> '''Old Casanova''': Everyone I knew in that city is '''dead'''.
--> '''Old Casanova''': Everyone I knew in that city is '''dead'''.
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**[[spoiler: This is however spoiled by anyone who has seen the DVD cover or even the picture on this very page as it shows the actress that plays 'her' in a dress showing cleavege]]
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The series primarily uses flashbacks to tell the story; Casanova's youth in Venice, France and England is actually being written by the older Casanova. The younger Casanova is played by DavidTennant, while the older Casanova is played by PeterOToole.
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The series was written by RussellTDavies, of Series/DoctorWho fame.
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In 2005, the {{BBC}} made a three-part miniseries about the life of one [[{{Casanova}} Giacomo Girolamo Casanova]]. The series is notable for sticking fairly closely to Casanova's actual memoirs.
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In 2005, the {{BBC}} made a three-part miniseries about the life of one [[{{Casanova}} [[TheCasanova Giacomo Girolamo Casanova]]. The series is notable for sticking fairly closely to Casanova's actual memoirs.
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* [[EvenEvilHasStandards Even Sexual Deviants Have Standards]]: Casanova is thoroughly squicked out by the fact that Giac and Leonilda [[spoiler: don't seem to care they're half-siblings]].
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* HeterosexualLifePartners: Casanova and Rocco
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* [[GrandmaWhatMassiveHotnessYouHave Grandpa, What Massive Hotness You Have]]: to prove a point to her, Old! Casanove seduces Edith with very little effort
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* BlatantLies: the woman Casanova rents a room to initially insists her husband is off fighting in a war. When Casanova asks which war, she claims The Punic Wars. When he points out that the Punic Wars ended in 150 BC, she responds [[RefugeInAudacity that he has been gone a '''long''' time]]
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* BlatantLies: the woman Casanova rents a room to initially insists her husband is off fighting in a war. When Casanova asks which war, she claims The Punic Wars. When he points out that the Punic Wars ended in 150 BC, she responds [[RefugeInAudacity that he has been gone a '''long''' long time]]
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* BlatantLies: the woman Casanova rents a room to initially insists her husband is off fighting in a war. When Casanova asks which war, she claims The Punic Wars. When he points out that the Punic Wars ended in 150 BC, she responds [[RefugeInAudacity that he has been gone a ''long'' '''long''' time]]
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* TakeThatMe: A lot of Casanova's time in England revolves around Casanova and Rocco complaining about how disgusting England is, and how boring the English court is in comparison to the French and Venetian ones.
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* CampGay: The guy who introduces Casanova to Billino the [[spoiler: real]] castrato
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* WholesomeCrossdresser: [[spoiler: Bellino, who pretends to be a castrato]]
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Blue Eyes is being split into different tropes (Creepy Blue Eyes,Innocent Blue Eyes, Occult Blue Eyes and Icy Blue Eyes) as per this thread
because it\'s not just about having that eye colour, it\'s about what traits blue eyes supposed to symbolise and blue eyes is constantly being misused for \"X has blue eyes\", so anything that doesn\'t fit the split off tropes or Zero Content Examples will be removed. This goes for most of the Common Eye Colours tropes as well
because it\'s not just about having that eye colour, it\'s about what traits blue eyes supposed to symbolise and blue eyes is constantly being misused for \"X has blue eyes\", so anything that doesn\'t fit the split off tropes or Zero Content Examples will be removed. This goes for most of the Common Eye Colours tropes as wellDeleted line(s) 13 (click to see context) :
* BlueEyes: Casanova. Peter O'Toole is famous for having piercing blue eyes, so DavidTennant had to wear contacts, as his are brown. (The effect is slightly odd, since Tennant's look far darker than O'Toole's.)
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I\'ve seen the first two episodes. He thinks of the women he beds as more than just conquests or notches on a bedpost. He\'s even listed under Ethical Slut and Chivalrous Pervert on this very page.
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* TurnOutLikeHisFather: Giac, Casanova's son lampshades this. Still, even ''[[BeyondTheImpossible Casanova]]'' is disgusted by his son's uncaring and opportunistic attitude towards women and sex.
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* AsideGlance: Casanova, after being told how things work in England.
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* BlueEyes: Casanova. Notable because Peter O'Toole is famous for having blue eyes, so DavidTennant has brown eyes, but wore contacts for the role.had to wear contacts, as his are brown. (The effect is slightly odd, since Tennant's look far darker than O'Toole's.)
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* TurnOutLikeHisFather: Giac, Casanova's son lampshades this. Still, even [[BeyondTheImpossible ''Casanova'']] is disgusted by his son's uncaring and oppertunistic attitude towards women and sex.
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* TurnOutLikeHisFather: Giac, Casanova's son lampshades this. Still, even [[BeyondTheImpossible ''Casanova'']] ''[[BeyondTheImpossible Casanova]]'' is disgusted by his son's uncaring and oppertunistic opportunistic attitude towards women and sex.
