Alessandro, sei grande! Trailer

Alessandro, sei grande! Trailer (1940)

13 August 1940 Comedy

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Cast

Armando Falconi

as Alessandro Dell'Incanto

Leonardo Cortese

as Giorgio, suo figlio

Vivi Gioi

as Lucy, l'attrice di varietà

Luigi Almirante

as Pasquale Dell'Incanto

Dina Sassoli

as Lucia Fabbri

Claudio Ermelli

as Olimpio Dell'Incanto

Dina Perbellini

as Olga Dell'Incanto

Remo Lotti

as Aleardo, il maggiordomo

Luigi Garrone

as Tolomeo Dell'Incanto

Francesco Ferrara

as Gustavo, l'usciere

Gino Bianchi

as Moretti

Crew

Luigi Bonelli

Luigi Bonelli Theatre Play

Mario Albertelli

Mario Albertelli Director of Photography

Gastone Medin

Gastone Medin Production Design

International Releases Dates

Italy 13 August 1940

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