Singing Café Trailer

Singing Café Trailer (1953)

18 December 1953 Comedy, Music 75 mins

Sor Clemente escapes the surveillance of his wife and goes to attend a variety show.

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Cast

Ugo Tognazzi

as Se stesso

Elena Giusti

as Se stessa

Raimondo Vianello

as Se stesso

Virgilio Riento

as Zio Angelino

Alberto Talegalli

as Sor Clemente

Nino Taranto

as Se stesso

Dolores Palumbo

as Se stessa

Luisa Rivelli

as Se stessa

Corrado

as Presentatore

Aldo Fabrizi

as Se stesso

Franco Coop

as Anastasio, il maggiordomo

Anna Carena

as contessa Gerza

Crew

Enrico Cignitti

Enrico Cignitti Camera Operator

Massimo Saraceni

Massimo Saraceni First Assistant Director

Anna Davini

Anna Davini Unit Manager

Raffaele Masciocchi

Raffaele Masciocchi Camera Operator

Lucio Bompani

Lucio Bompani Production Secretary

Giuseppe Bordogni

Giuseppe Bordogni Production Manager

G.B. Poletto

G.B. Poletto Still Photographer

Anacleto Giustini

Anacleto Giustini Makeup Artist

Franco Riva

Original Music Composer

Fritz Del Fauro

Fritz Del Fauro Unit Manager

Silvio Clementelli

Silvio Clementelli Production Manager

International Releases Dates

France 31 March 2021

Italy 18 December 1953

Romania 15 June 1954

Production Companies

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