Casanova (disambiguation)

Casanova stands for:

Giacomo Casanova (1725–1798), Italian writer and adventurer
Casanova , different for heartbreakers
Casanova (band) , German band

Stage works:

Casanova (Lincke) , operetta by Paul Lincke (1913)
Casanova (opera) , comic opera by Albert Lortzing (1841)
Casanova (Benatzky) , Revue-Operetta by Ralph Benatzky (1928)
Casanova in Fort Saint-André (L. Osten) , comedy by Ludwig Osten (1837)

Films:

Casanova (1919) , Austro-Hungarian silent film by Alfréd Deésy
Casanova (1927) French film directed by Alexandre Volkoff
Casanova (1946) French film directed by Jean Boyer
Casanova (1987) , American television film directed by Simon Langton
Casanova (1990) , Danish film directed by Morten Lorentzen
Casanova (1992) , American porn film directed by Fred J. Lincoln
Casanova - I love all women (2002), German-French-Italian film by Giacomo Battiato
Casanova (2005) , American film directed by Lasse Hallström
Casanova (Miniseries) , British miniseries directed by Sheree Folkson
Casanova '70 Italian film directed by Mario Monicelli (1965)
Fellini's Casanova , Italian film directed by Federico Fellini (1976)

Casanova is a family name for the following people:

Achille Casanova (1941–2016), Swiss journalist and civil servant
André Casanova (1919–2009), French composer
Bruno Casanova (* 1964), Italian motorcycle racer
Carmen Casanova (* 1980), Swiss ski racer
Christina Casanova (* 1959), Swiss psychotherapist and writer
Corina Casanova (* 1956), Swiss lawyer and Federal Chancellor
Danielle Casanova (1909–1943), French resistance fighter
Eduardo Casanova (* 1939), Venezuelan writer
Enrique Reig y Casanova (1858–1927), Spanish clergyman, Archbishop of Toledo
Eugenio Casanova (1867–1951), Italian archivist
Fernando Casanova (1925–2012), Mexican actor
Francesco Casanova (1727–1803), Italian painter
Francisco Casanova (painter) (1731–1778), Spanish painter and printmaker
Francisco Casanova (singer) (born 1957), Dominican opera singer (tenor)
Gaetano Casanova (1697–1733), Italian dancer and actor
Georges Casanova (1890–1932), French fencer
Giovanni Battista Casanova (1730–1795), Italian painter and draftsman
Guillermo Casanova (* 1963), Uruguayan film director
Héctor Casanova (1942–2007), Cuban singer and composer
Jean-Laurent Casanova (* 1963), French medic
José Casanova (* 1951), Spanish-American sociologist of religion
Lara Casanova (* 1996), Swiss snowboarder
Laurent Casanova (politician) (1906–1972), French resistance fighter and politician (PCF)
Laurent Casanova (soccer player) (born 1971), French soccer player
Laurent Casanova (actor) ( Lolo ), French actor
Marco Casanova (* 1976), Swiss ski racer
Martin Casanova (* 1991), Italian ice hockey player
Mathias Casanova (* 1978), German producer
Miguel Ángel Casanova Díaz (* 1980), Mexican football player
Myriam Casanova (* 1985), Swiss tennis player
Nacho Casanova (* 1987), Spanish soccer player
Pablo González Casanova (* 1922), Mexican sociologist
Rafael Casanova i Comes († 1743), Catalan lawyer and politician
Rodolfo Casanova (* 1981), Uruguayan athlete
Román Casanova Casanova (* 1956), Spanish clergyman, Bishop of Vic
Sauveur Casanova (1918–1998), French clergyman, Bishop of Ajaccio
Sergio Ruiz Casanova (* 1977), Spanish handball player
Tristano Casanova (* 1983), German actor
Vicente Casanova y Marzol (1854–1930), Spanish clergyman, Archbishop of Granada

Casanova stands for the following places:

Casanova (Corsica) , municipality in Corsica, France
Casanova (Galicia) , Spain
Casanova (Virginia) , United States
Casanova Elvo , municipality in the Piedmont region, Italy
Casanova Lerrone , comune in the Savona region, Italy
Casanova Lonati , comune in the Lombardy region, Italy
Civitella Casanova , comune in the Abruzzo region, Italy

See also:

Casanovas Peak
Casanova Monastery
Arrighi de Casanova
CasaNova Vienna , cabaret and event stage in Vienna
Casanave
Casenave
Cazenave
Christopher Cazenove (1943-2010), British actor

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