In this entertaining drama, "Carefree Giovanni" (Sergio Castellitto) is the beleaguered last heir to a dukedom closely...
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Armando
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1986
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1974
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1971
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In this lightweight comedy, David McCallum stars as Stanley Thrumm, a retiring British tour guide who strikes it rich one...
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1967
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Made in Italy is a multistoried film, set...in Italy, of course. An all-star cast appears in brief seriocomic vignettes about...
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1965
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In this French drama, a Parisian postman decides to deliver mail in the army and finds himself fighting involved in the...
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1965
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An Italian village is the site for a con game by 4 criminals who pretend to be friars. ~ Rovi...
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1962
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Aladdin (Donald O'Connor) is a poor young man living in ancient Bagdad, who is given to flights of imagination, and taken...
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Sultan
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1961
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A sentimental drama with religious overtones, the Italian-made Teacher and the Miracle stars Eduardo Novella as an art...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1961
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1960
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This is an indecisive, ultimately unconvincing wartime drama set in the 1930s when Spain was caught in a bloody civil war, a...
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Canon Rota
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1960
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Several top Italian stars, including Toto as a shopkeeper and Also Fabrizi as a tax collector, are featured in this...
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1959
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1956
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Donatela (Elsa Martinelli) is a poor girl who works as personal secretary to wealthy Guido (Walter Chiari). When Donatela's...
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1956
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1956
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Screenwriter
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1955
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1955
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1955
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This romantic Italian anthology film is comprised of six episodes that deal with a century of love. The first vignette,...
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1954
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Director
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1954
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Aldo Fabrizi is both director and co-star of the Italian Una di Quelle (One of Those). Basically, however, the film is a...
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Director, Doctor
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1953
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A pair of teenagers (Marina Vlady, Pierre-Michel Beck) face the trials of parenthood when the girl becomes pregnant. This...
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1953
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1953
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La Voca del Silenzio (Voice of Silence) was the only Italian production of fabled German director G. W. Pabst. Based on a...
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1953
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1953
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An all-star cast graces this Italian "omnibus" feature. The film consists of eight short stories, each based on nostalgic...
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Vendor (Old Book Stand)
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1952
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A stellar cast distinguishes the so-so seriocomedy Cinque Poveri in Automobile (Five Paupers in an Automobile). The story is...
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Screenwriter, Cesare
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1952
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1952
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Parigi e Sempre Parigi (Paris is Always Paris) was the second feature-length effort from famed Italian documentary director...
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DeAngelis
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1952
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Screenwriter
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1951
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This episodic Italian comedy follows the misadventures of housemaid Maria (Elsa Merlini). Her various employers include a...
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Salesman
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1951
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In this comedy-drama, Frank Keeler (Lloyd Bridges is an American G.I. stationed in Italy whose less-than-legal side business...
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Pietro
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1951
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The seemingly effortless direction of Luigi Zampa helps smooth over the rough spots of Signori in Carroza. Aldo Fabrizi stars...
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Vincenzo Nardi
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1951
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Flowers of St. Francis (Francesco, giullare di Dio) is an early example of the "commercial" side of Roberto Rossellini. The...
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1950
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A father must find a communion dress for his daughter in this award- winning Italian comedy. As he looks throughout the...
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Mr. Carloni
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1950
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Screenwriter
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1950
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Filmed in 1947, Alberto Lattuada's Flesh Will Surrender was released in the U.S. three years later. The film was adapted from...
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Giovanni Episcopo
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1950
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Actor Aldo Fabrizi did double duty as star and director of the Italian seriocomedy Benevuto, Reverendo! Fabrizi plays a...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1950
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1950
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Italian actor Aldo Fabrizi produced, directed, wrote and starred in the Argentine production Emigrantes. The story begins in...
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Director
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1949
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Tombolo was one of several Italian films dwelling upon postwar Black Market activities. The title refers to a remote wooded...
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Andrea
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1949
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During World War I, a delirious wounded Italian soldier begins imagining that he's back in Feudal times. This plot device...
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1949
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An Allied POW camp provides the setting for Natale al Campo 119. Huddled together on Christmas Eve, a seven Italian prisoners...
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1947
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In this interesting Italian WW II comedy-drama, the residents of a remote Italian village find their lives forever changed...
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Screenwriter, Uncle Tigna
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1947
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Orazio the Porter
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1946
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Roberto Rossellini's Roma, Città Aperta (known in English as Open City) was one of the landmark films of the 1940s on several...
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Don Pietro Pellegrini
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1945
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The postwar American popularity of Italian film stars Anna Magnani and Aldo Fabrizi resulted in the belated U.S. release of...
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Peppino Corradini
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1943
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1943
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