Anna Magnani
Angelina Bianchi
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Cast
- Nando BrunoPasquale Bianchi
- Ave NinchiCarmela
- Ernesto AlmiranteLuigi
Agnese DubbiniCesira- Armando MigliariCallisto Garrone
- Maria DonatiLa signora Garrone
- Maria Grazia FranciaAnnetta Bianchi
- Franco ZeffirelliFilippo Garrone
- Vittorio MottiniRoberto
Gianni MusyLibero Bianchi- Ughetto BertucciBenedetto Zampaglione
Angelina: Directed by Luigi Zampa. With Anna Magnani, Nando Bruno, Ave Ninchi, Ernesto Almirante. A rowdy woman is so forceful that she outdoes her husband in a loud cry against speculators who refuse poor people entrance to a block of new apartments, built after WW2.
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- Comedy, Drama
- Luigi Zampa
- 1947-11-12
Angelina (Italian: L'onorevole Angelina) is a 1947 Italian comedy film directed by Luigi Zampa starring Anna Magnani. The film was presented at the 1947 Venice Film Festival, where Magnani was awarded the Volpi Cup for Best Actress .
A rowdy woman is so forceful that she outdoes her husband in a loud cry against speculators who refuse poor people entrance to a block of new apartments, built after WW2. Without noticing it, she starts a people's movement, and leads a march to the capital. She returns to her village a winner, an honourable MP. Yet, she is still the same simple, fiery woman, able to get in a hair-pulling brawl ...
Cast; Crew; Anna Magnani, Screenwriter Nando Bruno Ave Ninchi Ernesto Almirante Agnese Dubbini Armando Migliari Maria Grazia Francia Franco Zeffirelli Luigi Zampa Director, Screenwriter Piero Tellini Screenwriter Suso Cecchi d'Amico Screenwriter Anna Magnani, Screenwriter Enzo Masetti Original Music Mario Craveri Cinematographer Eraldo Da Roma ...
L'onorevole Angelina - Crew / Cast: Director: Luigi Zampa, with: Anna Magnani (Angelina Bianchi), Nando Bruno (Pasquale Bianchi), Ave Ninchi (Carmela), Ernesto ...
Full overview of all actors and actresses in the film L'Onorevole Angelina (1947) 159.347 movies; 9.788 shows; 29.070 seasons; ... L'Onorevole Angelina ; Cast & Crew ...
A rowdy woman is so forceful that she outdoes her husband in a loud cry against speculators who refuse poor people entrance to a block of new apartments, built after WW2. Without noticing it, she starts a people's movement, and leads a march to the capital. She returns to her village a winner, an honourable MP. Yet, she is still the same simple, fiery woman, able to get in a hair-pulling brawl ...
