The Carnival of Venice Trailer (1928)
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Cast
Maria Jacobini as Graziella Morosin / poi G. Dorigo
Malcolm Tod as Edwald Jefferson / poi Andrea Albani
Alex Bernard as Whisky, il segretario
Bonaventura Ibáñez as Duca Morosin / poi Duca Dorigo
Manlio Mannozzi as Giorgio / poi George Rodriguez
Crew
Pier Angelo Mazzolotti Screenplay
Massimo Terzano Director of Photography
Mario Almirante Director
Pier Angelo Mazzolotti Story
Michel Linsky Writer
Ubaldo Arata Director of Photography
International Releases Dates
Italy 02 January 1928
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