Boccaccio '70
“The first 4-act motion picture ever presented!”
Synopsis
The work is an anthology comprising four comic moral stories that examine the hypocrisies surrounding sex in 1960s Italy. The first tale depicts frothy young love and office politics in a large city; the second follows an aging prude haunted by milk advertisements; the third portrays a trophy wife coping with her husband's highly public affairs; and the fourth centers on a lucky ticket‑holder at a small‑town fair.
Credits
- Anita Ekbergas Anita (segment: Le tentazioni del Dottor Antonio)
- Sophia Lorenas Zoe (segment: La riffa)
- Romy Schneideras Pupe (segment: Il lavoro)
- Marisa Solinasas Luciana (segment: Renzo e Luciana)
- Germano Giliolias Renzo (segment: Renzo e Luciana)
- Peppino De Filippoas Dr. Antonio Mazzuolo (segment: Le tentazioni del Dottor Antonio)
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Principal cast & crew: 33
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Leo CatozzoShot by Otello MartelliScored by Nino RotaDesigned by Elio Costanzi
Also known as
- Boccaccio 70de
- Boccaccio 70es
- Boccace 70fr
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Cast & Crew
33 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Anita Ekberg
as Anita (segment: Le tentazioni del Dottor Antonio)
Sophia Loren
as Zoe (segment: La riffa)
Romy Schneider
as Pupe (segment: Il lavoro)
Marisa Solinas
as Luciana (segment: Renzo e Luciana)
Germano Gilioli
as Renzo (segment: Renzo e Luciana)
Peppino De Filippo
as Dr. Antonio Mazzuolo (segment: Le tentazioni del Dottor Antonio)
Tomas Milian
as Conte Ottavio (segment: Il lavoro)
Romolo Valli
as Lawyer Zacchi (segment: Il lavoro)
Luigi Giuliani
as Gaetano (segment: La riffa)
Alfio Vita
as Cuspet (segment: La riffa)
Directors
4Writers
4Producers
2Other crew
13Armando Nannuzzi
Cinematographer
Giuseppe Rotunno
Cinematographer
Otello Martelli
Cinematographer
Armando Trovajoli
Composer
Nino Rota
Composer
Piero Umiliani
Composer
Adriana Novelli
Editor
Leo Catozzo
Editor
Mario Serandrei
Editor
Elio Costanzi
Production Designer
Mario Garbuglia
Production Designer
Piero Gherardi
Production Designer
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