L’Oro di Roma (1961) - film review

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L’Oro di Roma is an Italian-French film first released in 1961, directed by Carlo Lizzani. The film stars Gérard Blain, Paola Borboni, Miranda Campa, Andrea Checchi and Dina De Santis. It has also been released under the title: Gold of Rome. Our overall rating for this film is: very good.

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Director: Carlo Lizzani
Script: Lucio Battistrada, Luccio Battistrada Giuliani, Alberto Lecco, Carlo Lizzani
Photo: Erico Menczer
Music: Giovanni Fusco
Cast: Gérard Blain (Davide), Paola Borboni (Rosa), Miranda Campa, Andrea Checchi (Ortona – father of Giulia), Dina De Santis, Anna-Maria Ferrero (Giulia), Umberto Raho (Rabbi Beniamino), Filippo Scelzo, Jean Sorel (Massimo), Antonio Acqua, Anna María Aveta, Armando Bertuccioli, Tino Bianchi (Banker), Calisto Calisti, Paolo Casella, Luigi Casellato, Roberto Chiaramonte, Nada Cortese, Tiziano Cortini, Sergio Crosia, Ugo D’Alessio, Rainero De Cenzo, Peppino De Martino, Marcello Di Martire, Umberto Felici, Gualtiero Isnenghi, Ignazio Leone (Partisan from Sicily), Manrico Melchiorre, Jean Mollier, Gloria Parri, Enzo Petito, Vittorio Pipamonti (Ripamonti – Vittorio), Mario Righetti, Maria Laura Rocca, Luigi Scavran, Ferdinando Tamberlani (Amalfi), Egidio Ummarino, Dina Zacchetti
Country: Italy / France
Language: Italian
Runtime: ?; B&W
Aka: Gold of Rome; Traqués par la gestapo

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