Rossano Brazzi
Valentina Cortesa (see Il bravo di Venezia)
Liliana Laine
Folco Lulli
Carlo Ninchi (see I due Foscari)
Piero Palermini (see Il paese senza pace)
Camillo Pilotto (see La gorgona)
Alberto Sordi
Bella Starace-Sainati (see Redenzione)
Gualtiero Tumiati
Cesare Zavattini, 1902-1989 (see É caduta una donna)
Director
Diulio Coletti
Production
Dino De Laurentiis
Luigi Rovere
Writers
Federico Fellino
Tullio Pinelli
Director of Photography
Carlo Montuori
Costume Designer
Nino Vittorio Novarese (see Furia)
Art Director
Ottavio Scotti (see Il corriere del re)
Editor
Mario Serandrei (see Eleonora Duse)
Synopsis/Review
Unavailable at this time.
Notes
Liliana Laine also worked on Il contrabbandieri del mare.
Lulli also worked on Il diavolo bianco.
Alberto Sordi, a very well-known and popular Italian actor and director, also worked with Rossano on Io e Caterina, which Sordi wrote and directed.
This is one of Dino De Laurentiis' first producing efforts -- obviously, he went on and made something of a name for himself after this particular effort. He and Rossano were initially close enough friends that DeLaurentiis stayed with Lydia and him for a period of time when DeLaurentiis first entered the business. Apparently, they had an argument of some sort and parted company.
Montuori also worked on Gli ultimi cinque minuti.
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