La zia smemorata Trailer (1940)
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Cast
Dina Galli as Zia Giulia
Nelly Corradi as Maria Giusti
Osvaldo Valenti as Ing. Paolo Rovelli
Carlo Campanini as Avv. Alberto Moretti
Alanova as Clara, la ballerina
Umberto Sacripante as Il prof. Mannelli
Claudio Ermelli as Taddeo, il cameriere del rifugio
Guido Notari as Il commissario
Luigi Erminio D'Olivo as Il segretario dell'albergo
Renato Malavasi as Il facchino dell'albergo
Giulio Battiferri as Cameriere del bar
Pina Piovani as La cameriera di Clara
Daniele Danielli as Un agente di polizia
Crew
Ladislao Vajda Director
Amedeo Castellazzi Story
Cesare Meano Screenplay
Ladislao Vajda Screenplay
Andrea Di Robilant Screenplay
Andrea Di Robilant Producer
Alberto Fusi Director of Photography
Duilio A. Lucarelli Editor
Eldo Di Lazzaro Music
Gastone Medin Production Design
International Releases Dates
Italy 01 November 1940
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