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General Della Rovere ()

Il generale Della Rovere (original title)
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Bardone, a petty con man, is arrested by the Gestapo and coerced into impersonating a partisan leader in order to expose another resistance organizer.

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Emanuele Bardone detto 'Grimaldi'
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Il colonnello Müller
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Aristide Banchelli
Nando Angelini ...
Paolo
Herbert Fischer ...
Il sergente Walter Hageman
Mary Greco ...
Vera - la madama
Bernardo Menicacci ...
Il secondino (as Bernardino Menicacci)
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Una partigiana
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Un detenuto spazzino
Kurt Polter ...
L'aiutante di Müller
Giuseppe Rosetti ...
Fabrizio
Kurt Selge ...
Il maresciallo Schrantz
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La segretaria tedesca
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Olga
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Valeria
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Carla Fassio
Ester Carloni ...
La cameriera del postribolo
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Armando Annuale ...
Bit part (uncredited)
Gianni Baghino ...
Scalise (uncredited)
Baronessa Bazzani ...
La contessa Bianca Maria Della Rovere (uncredited)
Peter Boom ...
Bit part (uncredited)
Aristide Catoni ...
Un detenuto (uncredited)
Lucia Cavalieri ...
La vecchietta nella sala d'attesa del quartier generale tedesco (uncredited)
Enrico Cesaretti ...
La guardia SS (uncredited)
Clarissa Corner ...
(uncredited)
Lina De Rossi ...
(uncredited)
Gianni Di Segni ...
Un detenuto (uncredited)
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Il capo dei partigiani (uncredited)
Mario Ingrassia ...
L'uomo si precipitò alla ruota del foraggio (uncredited)
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Antonio Pasquali (uncredited)
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Un donna al quartier generale tedesco (uncredited)
Vezio Natili ...
Una guardia tedesca (uncredited)
Piero Pastore ...
Un detenuto (uncredited)
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Un'omo nell'ufficio della Gestapo (uncredited)
Alessandro Tedeschi ...
Un soldato nazista (uncredited)
Leopoldo Valentini ...
Giuseppe Di Castro (uncredited)

Directed by

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Roberto Rossellini

Written by

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Sergio Amidei ... (screenplay) and
Diego Fabbri ... (screenplay) and
Indro Montanelli ... (screenplay)
 
Indro Montanelli ... (short story)
 
Roberto Rossellini ... (screenplay) (uncredited)
 
Piero Zuffi ... () (uncredited)

Produced by

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Moris Ergas ... executive producer
Alain Poiré ... producer (uncredited)

Music by

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Renzo Rossellini ... (uncredited)

Cinematography by

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Carlo Carlini

Editing by

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Cesare Cavagna

Production Design by

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Piero Zuffi

Art Direction by

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Piero Zuffi

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Francesco Ciarletta ... (assistant art director)
Elio Costanzi

Costume Design by

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Piero Zuffi

Makeup Department

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Goffredo Rocchetti ... makeup artist
Mara Rocchetti ... hair stylist

Production Management

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Manolo Bolognini ... production supervisor
Gianni Cecchin ... production supervisor
Paolo Frascà ... production manager
Carlo Giovagnorio ... production secretary
Zeev Havazelet ... assistant production manager

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Philippe Arthuys ... assistant director
Tinto Brass ... assistant director (as Giovanni Brass)
Zeev Havazelet ... second assistant director
Renzo Rossellini ... first assistant director: second unit / second unit director
Ruggero Deodato ... assistant director (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Olivio Del Grande ... sound

Camera and Electrical Department

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Luigi Filippo Carta ... camera operator
Ruggero Radicchi ... assistant camera
Vladimiro Salvatori ... grip

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Vera Marzot ... assistant costume designer

Script and Continuity Department

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Anna Maria Montanari ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Nadine Alari ... french voice dubbing: Sandra Milo (uncredited)
Ferruccio Amendola ... italian voice dubbing: Roberto Rossellini (uncredited)
Nelly Benedetti ... french voice dubbing: Giovanna Ralli (uncredited)
Jean Berton ... french voice dubbing: Bernardo Minicacci (uncredited)
René Bériard ... french voice dubbing: Vittorio Caprioli (uncredited)
Rosetta Calavetta ... italian voice dubbing: Anne Vernon (uncredited)
Giorgio Capecchi ... italian voice dubbing: Giuseppe Rossetti (uncredited)
Maurice Chevit ... french voice dubbing: Leopoldo Valentini (uncredited)
Maria Pia Di Meo ... italian voice dubbing: Sandra Milo (uncredited)
Cesare Fantoni ... italian voice dubbing (uncredited)
Flaminia Jandolo ... italian voice dubbing (uncredited)
Joëlle Janin ... french voice dubbing: Lucia Modugno (uncredited)
Jean-Louis Jemma ... french voice dubbing: Franco Interlenghi (uncredited)
Roland Ménard ... french voice dubbing: Gianni Baghino (uncredited)
Glauco Onorato ... italian voice dubbing: Franco Interlenghi (uncredited)
Luigi Pavese ... italian voice dubbing (uncredited)
Claude Péran ... french voice dubbing: Ivo Garrini (uncredited)
Giovanni Saccenti ... italian voice dubbing (uncredited)
Camille Saint-George ... french adaptation: dubbed version (uncredited)
Giovanna Scotto ... italian voice dubbing (uncredited)
Sergio Tedesco ... italian voice dubbing: Gianni Baghino (uncredited)
Wanda Tettoni ... italian voice dubbing: Baronessa Bazzani (uncredited)
Jacques Thébault ... french voice dubbing: Nando Angelini (uncredited)
Hélène Tossy ... french voice dubbing: Mary Greco (uncredited)
Roger Tréville ... french voice dubbing: Vittorio De Sica (uncredited)
Hans Verner ... french voice dubbing: Hannes Messemer (uncredited)
Claude Vernier ... french voice dubbing: Kurt Selge (uncredited)
Howard Vernon ... french voice dubbing: Herbert Fischer (uncredited)
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Plot Summary

In 1943 Genoa, Grimaldi is a swindler pretending to be a colonel in the Italian army to get money from the family of people put into jail by the Nazis. Once caught, the Gestapo makes a deal with him: he will stay alive if he impersonates General Della Rovere, a leader of the Resistance who has just been shot by the Nazis, to be put into a political jail where he is supposed to identify another Resistance leader. Written by Yepok

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Also Known As
  • Le Général de la Rovere (France)
  • Le Général della Rovere (France)
  • General Della Rovere (India, English title)
  • General Della Rovere (Canada, English title)
  • General Della Rovere (United States)
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  • 132 min
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Trivia During an interview to the Italian public television, Vittorio De Sica stated that the movie was shot in 33 days and edited in 10. Producer Moris Ergas wanted it ready for the Venice Film Festival in August. It won the award as "Best Picture". See more »
Goofs Throughout the film, S.S. Colonel Mueller is addressed as ' Herr Obersturmbannführer' (Lieutenant Colonel) but his rank, as indicated by the collar patches on his uniform, is that of a 'Standartenführer' (Colonel). See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Violent Life (1962). See more »
Quotes S.S. Colonel Mueller: Chaplains are not allowed in the political section. I don't trust priests. They're all spies.
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