Don Camillo: Monsignor

Summary

Don Camillo: Monsignor is a film^[1]. It ranks in the top 4% of film entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (14 views/month).^[2]

Key Facts

• Don Camillo: Monsignor's image is recorded as Don Camillo Peppone il ritorno.jpg^[3].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's instance of is recorded as Monsignor — instance of (P31): film^[4].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's director is recorded as Monsignor — director (P57): Carmine Gallone^[5].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's screenwriter is recorded as Monsignor — screenwriter (P58): Leonardo Benvenuti^[6].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's screenwriter is recorded as Monsignor — screenwriter (P58): Piero De Bernardi^[7].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's screenwriter is recorded as Monsignor — screenwriter (P58): Carmine Gallone^[8].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's screenwriter is recorded as Monsignor — screenwriter (P58): Giovannino Guareschi^[9].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's screenwriter is recorded as Monsignor — screenwriter (P58): René Barjavel^[10].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's composer is recorded as Monsignor — composer (P86): Alessandro Cicognini^[11].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's genre is recorded as Monsignor — genre (P136): comedy film^[12].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's cast member is recorded as Monsignor — cast member (P161): Fernandel^[13].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's cast member is recorded as Monsignor — cast member (P161): Gino Cervi^[14].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's cast member is recorded as Monsignor — cast member (P161): Leda Gloria^[15].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's cast member is recorded as Monsignor — cast member (P161): Gina Rovere^[16].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's cast member is recorded as Monsignor — cast member (P161): Valeria Ciangottini^[17].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's cast member is recorded as Monsignor — cast member (P161): Saro Urzì^[18].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's cast member is recorded as Monsignor — cast member (P161): Marco Tulli^[19].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's cast member is recorded as Monsignor — cast member (P161): Andrea Checchi^[20].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's cast member is recorded as Monsignor — cast member (P161): Emma Gramatica^[21].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's cast member is recorded as Monsignor — cast member (P161): Carlo Taranto^[22].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's cast member is recorded as Monsignor — cast member (P161): Armando Bandini^[23].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's cast member is recorded as Monsignor — cast member (P161): Giuseppe Porelli^[24].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's cast member is recorded as Monsignor — cast member (P161): Carlo Giuffré^[25].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's cast member is recorded as Monsignor — cast member (P161): Armando Migliari^[26].
• Don Camillo: Monsignor's cast member is recorded as Monsignor — cast member (P161): Ignazio Balsamo^[27].

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Authorship and Creation

Don Camillo: Monsignor's producer is recorded as Monsignor — producer (P162): Angelo Rizzoli^[28]. Its director is recorded as Monsignor — director (P57): Carmine Gallone^[5]. Screenwriters include Monsignor — screenwriter (P58): Leonardo Benvenuti^[6], Monsignor — screenwriter (P58): Piero De Bernardi^[7], Monsignor — screenwriter (P58): Carmine Gallone^[8], Monsignor — screenwriter (P58): Giovannino Guareschi^[9], and Monsignor — screenwriter (P58): René Barjavel^[10]. Cast members include Monsignor — cast member (P161): Fernandel^[13], Monsignor — cast member (P161): Gino Cervi^[14], Monsignor — cast member (P161): Leda Gloria^[15], Monsignor — cast member (P161): Gina Rovere^[16], Monsignor — cast member (P161): Valeria Ciangottini^[17], and Monsignor — cast member (P161): Saro Urzì^[18].

Publication

Don Camillo: Monsignor's publication date is recorded as +1961-01-01T00:00:00Z^[29]. Its original language of film or TV show is recorded as Monsignor — original language of film or TV show (P364): Italian^[30]. Its genre is recorded as Monsignor — genre (P136): comedy film^[12].

Why It Matters

Don Camillo: Monsignor ranks in the top 4% of film entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (14 views/month).^[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 8 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[31] It is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[32]