Coins in the Fountain he was not a young, Italian artist. The film ends with Leah, Phil, Bonnie, Joe and Nikki on an airplane flying home, with Leah asking, "So how does Paris in April sound?" The song "Three Coins in the Fountain" was recorded by Jack Jones (the singer of "The Love Boat" theme) and used in this film. During the opening credits, the scene is a recreation of the opening of the 1954 film. It is a montage of the Trevi Fountain and other fountains of Rome, as well as many shots of Villa d'Este in Tivoli, Italy. The film was given
Lancia Trevi 1983 "CAR" had this to say about the Trevi - which was by then only available as a 1.6 saloon. "For: Comfortable, roomy, cocoon-like body. Against: Lacks hatchback; 2.0 litre (now finished) was a better thing. Sum-up: Nice car once; left behind by lack of development. Lack of supporting range makes it an orphan. Hurts resale." At this time the entire Lancia range was relegated to the category of "Adequate" in "CAR" Magazine's listings section. Lancia Trevi The Lancia Trevi (Type 828), initially marketed as the Lancia Beta Trevi, was a saloon car which was produced between 1980 and 1984.