The Great War Trailer

The Great War Trailer (1959)

"The great battle spectacle of our time!" 28 October 1959 Drama, Comedy, War 137 mins

Italy, 1916. Oreste Jacovacci and Giovanni Busacca are called, as all the Italian youths, to serve the army in the WWI. They both try in every way to avoid serving the army.

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Cast

Vittorio Gassman

as Giovanni Busacca

Alberto Sordi

as Oreste Jacovacci

Silvana Mangano

as Costantina

Folco Lulli

as Bordin

Bernard Blier

as Capitano Castelli

Romolo Valli

as Tenente Gallina

Vittorio Sanipoli

as Maggiore Venturi

Nicola Arigliano

as Giardino

Mario Valdemarin

as Sottotenente Lorenzi

Tiberio Mitri

as Mandich

Livio Lorenzon

as Sergente Barriferri

Tiberio Murgia

as Rosario Nicotra

Carlo D'Angelo

as Capitano Ferri

Achille Compagnoni

as Il Cappellano

Marcello Giorda

as Generale

Geronimo Meynier

as Il Portadoni

International Titles

La grande guerre Trailer

The Great War Trailer

International Releases Dates

Italy 05 September 1959

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