It Started in Naples
“You'll want to be there when the fun starts!”
Synopsis
Mike Hamilton, a lawyer from Philadelphia, travels to Naples to handle the estate of his long estranged "black sheep" brother. Upon arrival, he discovers that the deceased left behind an 8-year-old boy, who is being raised by Michael.
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Principal cast & crew: 27
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Edited by Frank BrachtShot by Robert SurteesScored by Alessandro Cicognini
Box Office
1960 · Box office
Grossed $2.3M worldwide
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$2.3M
Also known as
- Es begann in Neapelde
- C'est arrivé à Naplesfr
- La baia di Napoliit
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Cast & Crew
27 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Clark Gable
as Michael Hamilton
Sophia Loren
as Lucia Curcio
Vittorio De Sica
as Mario Vitale
Marietto
as Nando Hamilton
Marietto Angeletti
as Nando Hamilton
Paolo Carlini
as Renzo
Giovanni Filidoro
as Gennariello
Claudio Ermelli
as Luigi
Robert Cunningham
as Don Mc Guire - Train Passenger
Bob Cunningham
as Don McGuire - Train Passenger
Marco Tulli
Carlo Rizzo
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6Directors
1Writers
5Producers
2Other crew
4Parents Guide
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