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词条 Saint John, the Beheaded
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  1. Plot

  2. Cast

  3. References

  4. Bibliography

  5. External links

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| name = Saint John, the Beheaded
(San Giovanni decollato)
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| director = Amleto Palermi
Giorgio Bianchi
| producer = Liborio Capitani
| writer = Nino Martoglio (play)
Aldo Vergano
Cesare Zavattini
Amleto Palermi
| narrator =
| starring = Totò
Titina De Filippo
Silvana Jachino
Franco Coop
| music = Alexandre Derevitsky
| cinematography = Fernando Risi
| editing = Duilio A. Lucarelli
| studio = Produzione Capitani Film
| distributor = ENIC
| released = 12 December 1940
| runtime = 84 minutes
| country = Italy
| language = Italian
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Saint John, the Beheaded (Italian:San Giovanni decollato) is a 1940 Italian comedy film directed by Amleto Palermi and Giorgio Bianchi and starring Totò, Titina De Filippo and Silvana Jachino.[1] It was based on a play by Nino Martoglio. The film was made at the Cinecittà Studios in Rome.

Plot

In a town, near Naples, in 1900, the cobbler Agostino Miciacio is accused by tenants of his apartment building to be crazy. In fact Augostino is a lively man, mocked by everyone because he is messy. He is very devoted to St. John beheaded, so Agostino lights a candle every night in a small chapel in the courtyard. But some of the oil in the wax necessary for the luminary, disappears every night. It is a fact that Augostino does not tolerate theft, but he does not know that behind these thefts continue, there is a gang of thugs. Meanwhile, Agostino, in addition to following the case of oil stolen, must fight against the daughter Serafina who has fallen in love with a poor young lamplighter. But he also has to fight against his wife Concetta, authoritative and cruel woman, so he hopes that St. John makes a grace for him, taking away her voice.

Cast

  • Totò as mastro Agostino Miciacio
  • Titina De Filippo as Concetta, la moglie
  • Silvana Jachino as Serafina, la figlia
  • Franco Coop as don Raffaele, il barbiere
  • Osvaldo Genazzani as Giorgio Maria Santapaola, il fidanzato di Serafina
  • Bella Starace Sainati as nonna Provvidenza
  • Eduardo Passarelli as Orazio, il lampionaio
  • Augusto Di Giovanni as don Peppino Esposito
  • Mario Siletti as Teodoro Cupis, l'amministratore
  • Giacomo Almirante as il pretore
  • Oreste Bilancia as testimone al processo
  • Peppino Villani as inquilino del vaglia
  • Peppino Spadaro as mastro Vincenzo, il calzolaio
  • Grazia Spadaro as Rosalia
  • Dina Romano as donna Filomena, la cartomante
  • Renato Chiantoni as l'avvocato difensore
  • Gorella Gori as testimone al processo
  • Edmondo Starace as cancelliere
  • Maso Marcellini as don Benedetto
  • Vincenzo Fummo as inquilino
  • Mario Ersanilli as ometto dalla barba bianca
  • Emilio Petacci as il Pubblico Ministero Lanzetti
  • Raffaele Balsamo as inquilino del palazzo
  • Liliana De Curtis as bambina che ritira le scarpe protestando sul prezzo
  • Milla Papa

References

1. ^Moliterno p.316

Bibliography

  • Moliterno, Gino. Historical Dictionary of Italian Cinema. Scarecrow Press, 2008.

External links

  • {{IMDb title|0033017}}
{{1940s-Italy-comedy-film-stub}}{{historic-film-stub}}

13 : 1940 films|Italian films|Italian comedy films|Italian historical films|1940s comedy films|1940s historical films|Italian-language films|Films directed by Amleto Palermi|Films directed by Giorgio Bianchi|Screenplays by Cesare Zavattini|Italian black-and-white films|Italian films based on plays|Historical comedy films

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