I milanesi a Napoli Trailer

I milanesi a Napoli Trailer (1954)

15 October 1954 Comedy 88 mins

Some Neapolitans help a firm from Milan to establish two factories in Naples: one produces TV dinner pizzas the other manufactures lace. The owner of a pizza joint and a woman who makes lace at home are against the project.

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Cast

Eva Nova

as Immacolata Santolillo

Ugo Tognazzi

as Franco Baraldi

Carlo Campanini

as Commendator Brambilla

Enrico Viarisio

as Professor Clemente Simoni

Dolores Palumbo

as Dottoressa Dora Vincenzi

Nino Taranto

as Luigi Martiello

Carlo Sposito

as Assistente del Prof. Simoni (as Carletto Sposito)

Enzo Turco

as "Bersagliere"

Roberto Bruni

as ingegner Valenzani

Lilia Landi

as Milly

Serena Michelotti

as figlia di Dora

Crew

Nilo Jacoponi

Nilo Jacoponi Assistant Makeup Artist

Giuseppe Annunziata

Giuseppe Annunziata Makeup Artist

Adriana Cassini

Adriana Cassini Hairstylist

Alberto De Angelis

Alberto De Angelis Boom Operator

Guglielmo Carbonaro

Guglielmo Carbonaro Production Secretary

Sergio Pesce

Sergio Pesce Director of Photography

Giuseppe La Torre

Giuseppe La Torre Director of Photography

Lidia Moneta

Lidia Moneta Script Supervisor

Franco Spizzica

Franco Spizzica Production Assistant

Mario De Asmondis

Mario De Asmondis Assistant Camera

International Titles

Milanesi a Napoli Trailer

International Releases Dates

Italy 15 October 1954

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