The Fascist Trailer

The Fascist Trailer (1961)

05 August 1961 Comedy, War 100 mins

1944. Primo Arcovazzi is a fanatical and dim-witted Fascist Party militiaman who accepts to escort an opponent of the regime to Rome in the hope of be promoted — still oblivious as ever to the forthcoming fall of the regime.

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Cast

Ugo Tognazzi

as Federale Primo Arcovazzi

Georges Wilson

as Professor Erminio Bonafé

Gianrico Tedeschi

as Arcangelo Baldacci

Elsa Vazzoler

as Matilde Baldacci

Renzo Palmer

as Partigiano Taddei

Gianni Agus

as Capo del fascio di Cremona

Franco Giacobini

as Militare a Rocca Sabina

Ester Carloni

as Signora abruzzese

Peppino De Martino

as Politico antifascista nascosto

Crew

Erico Menczer

Erico Menczer Director of Photography

Ennio Morricone

Original Music Composer

Pipolo

Pipolo Story

Gastone Di Giovanni

Gastone Di Giovanni Camera Operator

Emilio P. Miraglia

Emilio P. Miraglia First Assistant Director

Elsa Carnevali

Elsa Carnevali Script Supervisor

Luigi Kuveiller

Luigi Kuveiller Camera Operator

Serse Urbisaglia

Serse Urbisaglia Special Effects

Gianni Minervini

Gianni Minervini Production Manager

Maria Miccinilli

Maria Miccinilli Hairstylist

International Titles

Pomo, se olen minä Trailer

Le Fédéral Trailer

Pampen och professorn Trailer

Operation Idiot Trailer

The Fascist Trailer

International Releases Dates

Italy 05 August 1961

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