Il conte di Matera Trailer

Il conte di Matera Trailer (1957)

06 December 1957 Adventure 85 mins

Rambaldo Tramontana, a count who went into battle backed by the French, returns to Matera to take revenge once he is victorious, but the city is deserted and he begins to commit abuses and violence.

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Cast

Virna Lisi

as Greta Tramontana

Otello Toso

as Rambaldo Tramontana

Paul Müller

as Filiberto

Giacomo Rossi Stuart

as il duca Paolo Bressi

Wandisa Guida

as Gisella Bressi

Aldo Bufi Landi

as il conte Mario Del Balzo

Nietta Zocchi

as la governante di Greta

Erminio Spalla

as il compagno forzuto di Golia

Elena Sedlak

as la ballerina

Renato Chiantoni

as lo scherano guercio di Rambaldo

Nerio Bernardi

as il marchese Taldi

Edoardo Toniolo

as il conte Ruggi

Carlo Tamberlani

as l'architetto

Crew

Giuseppe Mariani

Giuseppe Mariani First Assistant Director

Alfredo Montori

Alfredo Montori Production Design

Camillo Del Signore

Camillo Del Signore Set Decoration

Raffaele Dettole

Raffaele Dettole Second Assistant Director

Gianni Siragusa

Gianni Siragusa Script Supervisor

Giovanna Natili

Giovanna Natili Assistant Costume Designer

Mario Sensi

Mario Sensi Camera Operator

Pasquale Misiano

Pasquale Misiano Unit Manager

Aristodemo Petri

Aristodemo Petri Unit Manager

Diego Alchimede

Diego Alchimede Production Secretary

Michele Trimarchi

Michele Trimarchi Makeup Artist

International Titles

Il tiranno Trailer

International Releases Dates

Italy 06 December 1957

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