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Blood Feud
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Title: Blood Feud (1978)
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Cast
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| Marcello Mastroianni | ... |
Rosario Maria Spallone
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| Giancarlo Giannini | ... |
Nicola Sanmichele detto 'Nick'
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Turi Ferro | ... |
Vito Acicatena
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Mario Scarpetta | ... |
Tonino
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Antonella Murgia | ... |
Ragazza incinta
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Lucio Amelio | ... |
Dr. Crisafulli
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Maria Carrara | ... |
Donna Santa
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Isa Danieli | ... |
Una emigrante
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Guido Cerniglia | ... |
Segretario Communale
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Vittorio Baratti | ... |
Il farmacista
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Oreste Radi | ... |
Il maestro
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A story of love and revenge.Genres:
ThrillerParents Guide:
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Country:
ItalyLanguage:
ItalianRelease Date:
21 December 1978 (Italy) See more »Also Known As:
Blood Feud See more »Company Credits
Production Co:
Lord Grade, Harry Colombo Production, Incorporated Television Company (ITC) See more »
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(from opera "Norma")
Composed by Vincenzo Bellini (uncredited)
Performed by Montserrat Caballé with Ambrosian Opera Chorus and London Philharmonic Orchestra
Conducted by Carlo Felice Cillario (uncredited)
Courtesy of RCA
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Listed as having the longest film title by the Guinness Book of World Records, which lists the full title of the film as "Un Fatto Di Sangue Nel Commune Di Sculiana Fra Due Uomini Per Causa Di Una Vedova Si Sospetano Moventi Politici. Amore-Morte-Shimmy. Lugano Belle. Tarantelle. Tarallucci È Vino." See more »Soundtracks
"Casta Diva"(from opera "Norma")
Composed by Vincenzo Bellini (uncredited)
Performed by Montserrat Caballé with Ambrosian Opera Chorus and London Philharmonic Orchestra
Conducted by Carlo Felice Cillario (uncredited)
Courtesy of RCA
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I can't understand the negative or so-so responses to this. I saw it with my wife on the first day it opened when visiting NYC, without the dubious benefit of having read reviews, because the combination of Gianatti, Loren, Mastroianni, and Wertmuller was irresistible. Both of us were amazed that the critics didn't go bananas over it, as we did. The acting, the script (that was political without hitting you on the head with politics), and the ambiguous ending (with Loren telling each of the men who is the father of her child-to-be) were just lovely. I guess the lukewarm reviews prevented it from getting the wide distribution it deserved. This is yet another film waiting to be released in DVD in its complete version.