Viva Italia!
Synopsis
A comedy film composed of 14 episodes. It is a sequel to I mostri, made in 1963. 1. The Finch of Val Padouan (Ettore Scola) - 2. Tantum ergo (Dino Risi) - 3. Hitchhiking (Mario Monicelli) - 4. Kidnapping of a Beloved Person (Ettore Scola) - 5. First Aid (Mario Monicelli) - 6. Big Boy to His Little Mother (Dino Risi) - 7. Model Citizen (Ettore Scola) - 8. Pornodiva (Dino Risi) - 9. Like a Queen (Ettore Scola) - 10. Inn! (Ettore Scola) - 11. Without Words (Dino Risi) - 12. The Funeral Oration (Ettore Scola)
Credits
- Ugo Tognazzias Il cuoco (segment: L'uccellino della Val Padana) (segment: Mammina mammona) (segment: Hostaria!)
- Orietta Bertias La cantante
- Gianfranco Barraas Il mafioso (segment: Con i saluti degli amici)
- Vittorio Gassmanas Il padre di famiglia
- Luigi Dibertias Il prete contestatore (segment: Tantum ergo)
- Ornella Mutias Hostess (segment: Autostop) (segment: Senza parole)
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Principal cast & crew: 23
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Edited by Alberto GallittiShot by Tonino Delli ColliScored by Armando TrovajoliDesigned by Luciano Ricceri
Also known as
- Viva Italiade
- ¡Que viva Italia!es
- Les Nouveaux Monstresfr
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Cast & Crew
23 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Ugo Tognazzi
as Il cuoco (segment: L'uccellino della Val Padana) (segment: Mammina mammona) (segment: Hostaria!)
Orietta Berti
as La cantante
Gianfranco Barra
as Il mafioso (segment: Con i saluti degli amici)
Vittorio Gassman
as Il padre di famiglia
Luigi Diberti
as Il prete contestatore (segment: Tantum ergo)
Ornella Muti
as Hostess (segment: Autostop) (segment: Senza parole)
Eros Pagni
as Il padre (segment: Autostop) (segment: Pornodiva)
Alberto Sordi
as L'attore (segment: First Aid [Pronto soccorso]) (segment: Come una regina) (segment: L'elogio funebre)
Nerina Montagnani
as La madre (segment: Mammina mammona)
Alfredo Adami
as Un automobilista (segment: L'elogio funebre)
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