Tommaso d'Aquino Trailer (1975)
01 June 1975 Factual, TV Movie
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01 June 1975 Factual, TV Movie
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Paolo Lombardi as Tommaso d'Aquino
Carlo Sabatini as Guglielmo di Saint Amour
Renato Montalbano as Il Cancelliere
Mario Scaccia as Carlo d'Angiò
Pietro Biondi as Guida domenicana
Italy 01 June 1975
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