Great Vaudeville
1954 film by Domenico Paolella
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Great Vaudeville
Summary
Great Vaudeville is a film[1].
Key Facts
- Great Vaudeville's instance of is recorded as film[2].
- Great Vaudeville was directed by Domenico Paolella[3].
- Vincenzo Talarico wrote the screenplay for Great Vaudeville[4].
- Carlo Infascelli wrote the screenplay for Great Vaudeville[5].
- Domenico Paolella wrote the screenplay for Great Vaudeville[6].
- Ettore Scola wrote the screenplay for Great Vaudeville[7].
- Michele Galdieri wrote the screenplay for Great Vaudeville[8].
- Oreste Biancoli wrote the screenplay for Great Vaudeville[9].
- Great Vaudeville's composer is recorded as Carlo Rustichelli[10].
- Great Vaudeville's genre is comedy film[11].
- A cast member of Great Vaudeville was Vittorio De Sica[12].
- A cast member of Great Vaudeville was Walter Chiari[13].
- A cast member of Great Vaudeville was Renato Rascel[14].
- A cast member of Great Vaudeville was Alberto Sordi[15].
- A cast member of Great Vaudeville was Carlo Croccolo[16].
- A cast member of Great Vaudeville was Maria Fiore[17].
- A cast member of Great Vaudeville was Isa Barzizza[18].
- A cast member of Great Vaudeville was Alba Arnova[19].
- A cast member of Great Vaudeville was Nadia Gray[20].
- A cast member of Great Vaudeville was Lea Padovani[21].
- A cast member of Great Vaudeville was Lily Granado[22].
- A cast member of Great Vaudeville was Delia Scala[23].
- A cast member of Great Vaudeville was Lauretta Masiero[24].
- A cast member of Great Vaudeville was Nico Pepe[25].
- A cast member of Great Vaudeville was Giuseppe Porelli[26].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Great Vaudeville was directed by Domenico Paolella[3]. Screenwriters include Vincenzo Talarico[4], Carlo Infascelli[5], Domenico Paolella[6], Ettore Scola[7], Michele Galdieri[8], and Oreste Biancoli[9]. Cast members include Vittorio De Sica[12], Walter Chiari[13], Renato Rascel[14], Alberto Sordi[15], Carlo Croccolo[16], and Maria Fiore[17].
Publication
Great Vaudeville was released on January 1, 1954[27]. Its genre is comedy film[11].