L'elisir d'amore Trailer (1941)
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Cast
Armando Falconi as Dulcamara
Margherita Carosio as Adina
Roberto Villa as Nemorino
Carlo Romano as Belcore
Giuseppe Rinaldi as Pippetto
Silvio Bagolini as Soldato dei dragoni
Claudio Ermelli as Locandiere
Carmen Navasqués as Locandiera
Luigi Almirante as Notaio
Pina Renzi as Donna Dolores
Jone Salinas as Giannetta
Livia Minelli as Rosaria
Olinto Cristina as Don Alvaro
Felice Romano as Josè
Gemma d'Alba as Balia
Loredana as Cristina
Crew
Amleto Palermi Director
Amleto Palermi Screenplay
Ivo Perilli Screenplay
Giovanni Spellani Screenplay
Vincenzo Seratrice Director of Photography
Ines Donarelli Editor
Gastone Medin Production Design
Gino Carlo Sensani Costume Design
International Releases Dates
Italy 04 May 1941
Production Companies
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