The Wonderful Adventures of Guerrin Meschino | |
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Directed by | Pietro Francisci |
Written by | Raul De Sarro Alessandro Ferraù Fiorenzo Fiorentini Pietro Francisci Giorgio Graziosi Weiss Ruffilli |
Starring | Gino Leurini Leonora Ruffo |
Cinematography | Giovanni Ventimiglia |
Music by | Nino Rota |
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Country | Italy |
Language | Italian |
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