Arrivederci Roma

Arrivederci Roma is a 1957 Italian-American co-production musical melodrama directed by Roy Rowland, released internationally under the title Seven Hills of Rome. Based on a story by Giuseppe Amato, the screenplay was written by Giorgio Prosperi and Art Cohn. The film was shot on location in Rome and at the Titanus studios in Technicolor and Technirama, with distribution handled by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

The picture holds a special place in film history as tenor Mario Lanza's penultimate film and Marisa Allasio's final screen appearance; Guido Celano also appears in the cast. Running 104 minutes, it received its American premiere in New York in January 1958 and stands among the notable Italian-American musical co-productions of its era.