White Leprosy Trailer (1951)
01 February 1951 Drama 80 mins
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Cast
Ermanno Randi as Stefano Ferrari
Lois Maxwell as Erika
Amedeo Nazzari as Francesco Leverrier, ispettore di polizia
Juan de Landa as Capobanda
Folco Lulli as Meccanico caposquadra della stazione
Umberto Spadaro as Commissario capo
Oscar Andriani as Portiere
Giulio Donnini as Vincenzo, detto il Paino
Sophia Loren as A girl in the boardinghouse
Silvio Bagolini as Gorini
Gilberto Mazzi as Alfonso
Massimo Sallusti as Carlo
Lolly Moreno as Bambina
John Fostini as Limetto
Crew
Franco Salvi Assistant Director
Enzo Trapani Director
Carlo Fiore Camera Operator
Giorgio Dazzi Production Manager
Giorgio Veccia Set Decoration
Enzo Trapani Writer
Renato Cinquini Editor
Enzo Trapani Production Design
Mara Poeta Assistant Director
Leopoldo Trieste Writer
Bitto Albertini Director of Photography
Benito Pérez Original Music Composer
Charlie Beal Original Music Composer
Vincenzo Falcomata Original Music Composer
International Releases Dates
France 28 May 1952
Italy 01 February 1951
United States 27 February 1952
Production Companies
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