The Man with the Cigar in His Mouth

The Man with the Cigar in His Mouth

The Man with the Cigar in His Mouth

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The Man with the Cigar in His Mouth

1997

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Cast & Crew

22 members

Acting

Lidia Bancio

Self

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Writing

Leonardo Benvenuti

Self (as Leo Benvenuti)

Leonardo Benvenuti

Acting

Franca Bettoia

Self

Franca Bettoia

Acting

Claudia Cardinale

Self

Claudia Cardinale

Directing

Damiano Damiani

Self

Damiano Damiani

Writing

Ennio De Concini

Self

No Image

Production

Mirta Guarnaschelli

Self

No Image

Writing

ოტია იოსელიანი

Self

No Image

Production

Enrico Lucherini

Self

Enrico Lucherini

Directing

Daniele Luchetti

Self

Daniele Luchetti

Directing

Mario Monicelli

Self

Mario Monicelli

Editing

Sergio Montanari

Self

No Image

Camera

Aiace Parolin

Self

No Image

Writing

Tullio Pinelli

Self

Tullio Pinelli

Acting

Aldo Puglisi

Self

Aldo Puglisi

Sound

Carlo Rustichelli

Self

Carlo Rustichelli

Acting

Stefania Sandrelli

Self

Stefania Sandrelli

Production

Mario Silvestri

Self

No Image

Directing

Giuseppe Tornatore

Self

Giuseppe Tornatore

Acting

Carlo Verdone

Self

Carlo Verdone

Writing

Luciano Vincenzoni

Self

Luciano Vincenzoni

Directing

Paolo Virzì

Self

Paolo Virzì

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