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Directed by
  
Giacomo Gentilomo

Cinematography
  
Aldo Giordani

Initial release
  
1952

Music director
  
Nino Rota

Production company
  
Lux Film

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Music by
  
Nino Rota

Distributed by
  
Lux Film

Director
  
Giacomo Gentilomo

Story by
  
Maleno Malenotti

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Written by
  
Ivo Perilli Liana Ferri Giovanna Soria Piero Pierotti Giacomo Gentilomo

Starring
  
Pierre Cressoy Carla Del Poggio

Cast
  
Carla Del Poggio, Pierre Cressoy

Similar
  
Cavalcade of Heroes, The Blind Woman of Sorrento, The Young Caruso, Signorinette, Wolves Hunt at Night

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Immortal Melodies (Italian: Melodie immortali, also known as Mascagni) is a 1952 Italian musical-biographical drama film directed by Giacomo Gentilomo and starring Pierre Cressoy and Carla Del Poggio. It is based on real life events of classical composer Pietro Mascagni.

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Cast

  • Pierre Cressoy as Pietro Mascagni
  • Carla Del Poggio as Lina, Mascagni's wife
  • Vera Molnar as Wanda Pieri
  • Mario Del Monaco as Stagno
  • Nerio Bernardi as De Lellis
  • Enzo Biliotti as Master Crepitone
  • Mimo Billi as Navarra
  • Giuseppe Chinnici as The Doctor
  • Maurizio Di Nardo as Rocco
  • Giovanni Grasso as Domenico Mascagni
  • Achille Millo as Giuseppe
  • Guido Riccioli as The Operetta Comic
  • Ciro Scafa as Major of Cerignola
  • Roberto Bruni as Giovanni Targioni-Tozzetti
  • Franco Scandurra as Fumia
  • Gian Paolo Rosmino as Guido Menasci
  • Nino Vingelli as Fiorello
  • Laura Carli as The Midwife
  • Giovanni Bonos as Fantasista
  • Nino Milano as Fantasista
  • Giuseppe Addobbati as Gentleman at Teatro dell'Opera di Roma
  • Giuseppe Morelli as Master Leopoldo Mugnone
  • Franco Pesce

    • References

    Immortal Melodies Wikipedia
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