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Intervista

  • Dramma
  • Commedia
Data di uscita 28 settembre 1987
Regia Federico Fellini
Sceneggiatura Federico Fellini
Cast
  • Sergio Rubini
    Il Giornalista
  • Antonella Ponziani
    La Ragazza del Tram
  • Maurizio Mein
    L'Aiuto Regista
  • Paola Liguori
    La Diva
  • Lara Wendel
    La Sposa
  • Antonio Cantafora
    Lo Sposo
  • Nadia Ottaviani
    La Vestale
  • Anita Ekberg
    Anita Ekberg
  • Marcello Mastroianni
    Marcello Mastroianni
  • Maria Teresa Battaglia
    Recruited Actress at the Train Station
  • Umberto Conte
    Photographer
  • Christian Borromeo
    Christian
  • Lionello Pio Di Savoia
    Aurelio
  • Roberta Carlucci
    Actress Recruited in the Subway
  • Germana Dominici
    No Nudity Actress
  • Adriana Facchetti
    Diva's Assistant
  • Ettore Geri
    Menicuccio
  • Eva Grimaldi
    Actress at Audition
  • Francesca Reggiani
    Diva's Secretary
  • Alessandro Marino
    Romantic Film Director
  • Patrizia Sacchi
    "Amerika" Makeup Department Member
  • Armando Marra
    Historical Film Director
  • Faustone Signoretti
    Cinecittà Gate Guard
  • Mario Miyakawa
    Japanese Troupe Memeber
  • Antonello Zanini
    Antonello
  • Rolando De Santis
    Il Chiodo (as Il Chiodo)
  • Federico Fellini
    Federico Fellini (uncredited)
  • Tonino Delli Colli
    Tonino Delli Colli (uncredited)
  • Gino Millozza
    Gino Millozza (uncredited)
  • Pietro Notarianni
    Fascist (uncredited)
  • Stefano Corsi
    Assistant Director (uncredited)
  • Delia D'Alberti
    Olga (uncredited)
  • Sophie Hicks
    Androgenic Actress (uncredited)
  • Clotilde De Spirito
    Flora, a Fat Actress (uncredited)
  • Dario Casalini
    (uncredited)
  • Giuseppe Mauro Cruciano
    "Amerika" Actor (uncredited)
  • Pietro Bertone
    Faustino, Romantic Film Runner (uncredited)
  • Roberto Nobile
    Romantic Film Assistant Director (uncredited)
  • Clarita Gatto
    "Fellinian" Woman (uncredited)
  • Vito Passeri
    Actor at Casting (uncredited)
  • Vittorio Calò
    Train Passenger (uncredited)
  • Eleonora Cecere
    Little Girl on Train (uncredited)
  • Fabio Galli
    Arabian Courtier (uncredited)
  • Riccardo Onorato
    Electrician (uncredited)
  • Claudio Parise
    Set Worker (uncredited)
  • Natale Tulli
    Worker (uncredited)
  • Roberto Ceccacci
    Ceccacci, an Assistant (uncredited)
  • Nathalie Guetta
    "Amerika" Troupe Member (uncredited)
  • Franca Maresa
    Old Actress (uncredited)
  • Cesare Martignoni
    Actor Talking About the Kamasutra #1 (uncredited)
  • Paolo Fiorino
    Police Detective (uncredited)
  • Danilo Donati
    Danilo Donati (uncredited)
  • Salvatore Biondo
    Actor Wearing Star of David (uncredited)
  • Marco Carniti
    "Amerika" Actor (uncredited)
  • Fabio Bussotti
    Historical Film Assistant Director (uncredited)
  • Marcello Colasurdo
    Maharaja (uncredited)
  • Vittorio De Bisogno
    Historical Film Troupe Member (uncredited)
  • Claudio Ciocca
    Actor Talking About the Kamasutra #2 (uncredited)
  • Piero Vivaldi
    Pietro, Fellini's Driver (uncredited)
  • Franco Adducci
    Subway Passenger (uncredited)
  • Giuseppe Transocchi
    Walking Monk (uncredited)
  • Francesca Fenati
    Girl at Casting (uncredited)
  • Paola Cozzo
    Girl at Casting (uncredited)
  • Veronica Bruni
    Girl at Casting (uncredited)
  • Armando Tortorici
    Historical Film Set Assistant (uncredited)
  • Walter Mramor
    Young Assistant Director (uncredited)
  • Mario Cei
    Candidate Actor for the Role of Karl (uncredited)
  • Domiziano Arcangeli
    Candidate Actor for the Role of Karl (uncredited)
  • Roberto Mannoni
    Production Manager (uncredited)
  • Rosa Pianeta
    (uncredited)
Trama

Un'intervista da parte di un gruppo di giornalisti giapponesi è il pretesto che permette a Fellini di far vedere il suo cinema da dietro la macchina da presa: questo è il fulcro centrale di quello che il regista appellò come "un filmetto", ma che in realtà nasconde tutta la filosofia del grande maestro.

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