Caio Gracco Trailer (1968)
01 January 1968
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01 January 1968
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Paolo Graziosi as Caio Gracco
Lilla Brignone as Cornelia
Enzo Tarascio as Lucio Opimio
Guido Lazzarini as Quinto Metello
Glauco Onorato as Fulvio Flacco
Dante Biagioni as Papirio Carbone
Annabella Andreoli as Sempronia
Walter Maestosi as Euporo
Carlo Reali as Caio Fanno
Corrado Annicelli as Quinto Antullio
Gastone Bartolucci as Rufo
Evar Maran as Decimo Bruto
Carlo Sabatini as Livio Druso
Lucio Rosato as Publio Letorio
Edoardo Torricella as Marco Pomponio
Roberto Chevalier as Quinto Flacco
Italy 01 January 1968
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