Immortal Melodies Trailer (1952)
16 December 1952 Drama, Music 96 mins
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Cast
Pierre Cressoy as Pietro Mascagni
Carla Del Poggio as Lina Mascagni
Nerio Bernardi as De Lellis, professore di musica
Enzo Biliotti as maestro Crepitone
Mimo Billi as Navarro, impresario teatrale
Giuseppe Chinnici as Dottore
Maurizio Di Nardo as Rocco
Giovanni Grasso as Domenico Mascagni
Achille Millo as Giuseppe
Ciro Scafa as Sindaco
Franco Scandurra as Fumia
Gian Paolo Rosmino as Guido Menasci
Nino Vingelli as Fiorello
Laura Carli as La levatrice
Gianni Bonos as Attore fantasisto
Nino Milano as L'altro attore fantasisto
Crew
Giacomo Gentilomo Director
Liana Ferri Writer
Giacomo Gentilomo Writer
Maleno Malenotti Writer
Ivo Perilli Writer
Piero Pierotti Writer
Giovanna Soria Writer
Maleno Malenotti Producer
Elsa Dubbini Editor
Alberto Boccianti Production Designer
Maria Baroni Costume Designer
Romolo De Martino Makeup Artist
Ignazio Luceri Production Manager
Alberto Cinquini Production Supervisor
Piero Pierotti Assistant Director
Giuseppe Morelli Conductor
International Releases Dates
Italy 16 December 1952
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