Bertolucci, Bernardo, Bertini, Francesca, Betti, Laura, Depardieu, Gérard, Niro, Robert De, Sanda, Dominique	...	(Director)
Franco Arcalli, Giuseppe Bertolucci	...	(Writer)
Robert De Niro	...	Alfredo Berlinghieri
Gérard Depardieu	...	Olmo Dalcò
Dominique Sanda	...	Ada Fiastri Paulhan
Francesca Bertini	...	Sister Desolata
Laura Betti	...	Regina
Werner Bruhns	...	Ottavio Berlinghieri
Stefania Casini	...	Neve
Sterling Hayden	...	Leo Dalcò
Anna Henkel	...	Anita
Ellen Schwiers	...	Amelia
Alida Valli	...	Signora Pioppi
Romolo Valli	...	Giovanni Berlinghieri
Bianca Magliacca	...	Peasant
Giacomo Rizzo	...	Rigoletto
Pippo Campanini	...	Don Tarcisio
Bernardo Bertolucci	...
Paolo Pavesi	...	Alfredo as a Child
Roberto Maccanti	...	Olmo as a Child
Antonio Piovanelli	...	Turo Dalco
Paulo Branco	...	Orso Dalco (as Paolo Branco)
Gérard Depardieu	...	Olmo Dalco
Anna Henkel-Grönemeyer	...	Anita the Younger (as Anna Henkel)
Liu Bosisio	...	Nella Dalco (as Liú Bosisio)
Maria Monti	...	Rosina Dalco
Anna-Maria Gherardi	...	Eleonora (as Anna Maria Gherardi)
Demesio Lusardi	...	Montanaro - Big Eared Peasant
Pietro Longari Ponzoni	...	Pioppi
Angelo Pellegrino	...	Tailor
José Quaglio	...	Aranzini
Clara Colosimo	...	Woman who accuses Olmo
Ezio Frigerio	...	Art Direction
Maria Paola Maino	...	Set Decoration
Mario Meniconi	...
Gitt Magrini	...	Costume Design
Carlotta Barilli	...	Peasant-woman
Odoardo Dall'aglio	...	Oreste Dalco
Piero Vida	...
Vittorio Fanfoni	...	Fanfoni - a fascist
Alessandro Bosio	...	Fascist
Sergio Serafini	...	Young Fascist
Patrizia De Clara	...	Stella
Edda Ferronao	...	Stella's Daughter
Winni Riva	...	Parisian Peasant
Fabio Garriba	...	Peasant at Attila's execution
Nazzareno Natale	...	Peasant at Attila's execution
Katerina Kosak	...	Parisian Peasant
Stefania Sandrelli	...	Anita Foschi
Donald Sutherland	...	Attila Mellanchini
Burt Lancaster	...	The old patron - Alfreds granddad
Ferruccio Amendola	...	Dubbing Voice
Claudio Camaso	...	Dubbing Voice (as Claudio Volonte)
Francesco D'Adda	...	Soldier on Train (uncredited)
Giuseppe Rinaldi	...	Dubbing Voice
Allen Midgette	...	Vagabond (uncredited)
Antonio Guidi	...	Dubbing Voice
Salvator Mureddu	...	Chief of the King's Guards (uncredited)
Renato Mori	...	Dubbing Voice
Mimmo Poli	...	Fascist (uncredited)
Rita Savagnone	...	Dubbing Voice
Tiziana Senatore	...	Regina as a Child (uncredited)
Ennio Morricone	...	Composer
Vittorio Storaro	...	Cinematographer
Fausto Ancillai	...	Sound Department
Franco Arcalli	...	Editor
Roberto Arcangeli	...	Sound Department
Michael Billingsley	...	Sound Department
Claudio Maielli	...	Sound Department
Giuliano Maielli	...	Sound Department
Alessandro Peticca	...	Sound Department
Decio Trani	...	Sound Department
Anna Maria Gherardi	...	Eleonora
Giuseppe Banchelli	...	Production Supervisor
Gianni Quaranta	...	Production Designer
Paolo De Andreis	...	Production Manager
Augusto Marabelli	...	Production Supervisor
Alessandro Mattei	...	Production Supervisor
Paolo Borselli	...	hair stylist
Silvano Spoletini	...	Production Manager
Iole Cecchini	...	hair stylist
Giannetto De Rossi	...	key makeup artist
Fabrizio Sforza	...	Makeup Artist
Maurizio Trani	...	Makeup Artist
Massimo Arcalli	...	Assistant Director
Suzanne Durrenberger	...	second assistant director
Clare Peploe	...	second assistant director
Gabriele Polverosi	...	Assistant Director
Peter Shepherd	...	Assistant Director
Giovanni Soldati	...	second assistant director
Claudio Taddei	...	Third Assistant Director
Giuseppe Bertolucci	...	Assistant Director
Carlo Agate	...	construction chief
Mauro Pagano	...	assistant production designer
Gianni Silvestri	...	set dresser
Andrea Baracca	...	digital color timing: restored version HD to 35mm (uncredited)
Ludovico Bettarello	...	digital online film restoration: Technicolor Rome (uncredited)
Giuseppe Alberti	...	assistant camera
Luciano Galli	...	chief electrician
Alfredo Marchetti	...	key grip
Mauro Marchetti	...	assistant camera
Angelo Novi	...	Still Photographer
Enzo Tosi	...	Camera Operator
Enrico Umetelli	...	Camera Operator

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Comments: DIT 175

Summary: Bernardo Bertolucci's massive epic, a history of Italy from 1900 to 1945 as reflected through the friendship of two men across class lines, is one of the most fascinating, if little seen, of his films. After beginning with Robert DeNiro as wealthy landowner Alfredo, and Gerard Depardieu as labor leader Olmo, the film returns to 1900 with the death of composer Giuseppi Verdi and the birth of the two friends. The opposing class interests of their grandfathers, padrone Burt Lancaster, and laborer Sterling Hayden, is quickly established in the enmity between the characters. As they grow, the boys become friends, mystified by the tensions that separate their families. But as time passes and Alfredo assumes the role of padrone, while Olmo works the land, their relationship becomes strained. With the rise of fascism, the director spells out its complicity with business interests, as the diffident Alfredo falls under the spell of a vicious and degraded fascist farm manager played by Donald Su