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Title: Pia of Ptolomey (1958)
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Cast
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| Jacques Sernas | ... | Ghino Perticari | |
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Ilaria Occhini | ... | Pia de' Tolomei |
| Arnoldo Foà | ... | Nello Della Pietra | |
| Bella Darvi | ... | Bice | |
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Franca Mazzoni | ||
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Conrad Andersen | ||
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Raf Baldassarre | ||
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Giulio Calì | ||
| Renato Chiantoni | |||
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Tom Felleghy | ||
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Fausto Guerzoni | ||
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Herbert Knippenberg | ||
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Adriano Micantoni | ||
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Marco Paoletti | ||
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Marcella Rovena | ||
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29 December 1958 (Italy) See more »Also Known As:
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This seldom-seen rarity is one of the films which Sergio Grieco made after his run of low-budget swashbucklers, and yet before he achieved professional success with "Salambo." It received poor reviews from the Italian critics, and marks a period of progressive improvement in Grieco's films. Gerard Landry has been replaced by Arnoldo Foa' as the main actor of the drama, and Ilaria Occhini, who looked so lovely in Giacomo Gentilomo's 'Sigfrido' just a year earlier, returns to grace the screen, opposite Jacques Sernas as the hero of the tale. Grieco uses a more obscure cast in this film, several unknown faces showing up, and much of the adventure and swordplay of his earlier films is replaced by an improved drama and dialog. It would be nice to see this film in its original Italian version, but no company has yet offered to give this film that reviving touch much needed for any film historian to successfully evaluate its merits. I consider it a film with some good potential, and another stepping-stone (albeit a minor one) in the history of the Italian adventure epic.