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What actors and actresses appeared in Lo sbarco di Anzio - 1968?
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The cast of Lo sbarco di Anzio - 1968 includes: Elsa Albani as Emilia Annabella Andreoli as Anna Richard Arlen as Capt. Gannon William Conroy as German Soldier Jed Curtis as Col. Stelzer Vittoria Dal Verme as Neapolitan girl Mark Damon as Wally Richardson Giorgia Della Giusta as Neapolitan girl Gene Evans as Jess Cooney Peter Falk as Cpl. Jack Rabinoff Arthur Franz as Maj. Gen. Luke Howard Giancarlo Giannini as Pvt. Cellini Stefanella Giovannini Wolfgang Hillinger as Hans (the sniper) Earl Holliman as Platoon Sgt. Abe Stimmler Thomas Hunter as Pvt. Andy Arthur Kennedy as Maj. Gen. Jack Lesley Patrick Magee as Gen. Starkey Dante Maggio as Neapolitan street hawker Robert Mitchum as Dick Ennis (war correspondent, International Press) Tiberio Mitri as MP Wolfgang Preiss as Field Marshal Albert Kesselring Wayde Preston as Col. Hendricks Robert Ryan as General Carson Reni Santoni as Pvt. Movie Carmen Scarpitta as Neapolitan girl Tonio Selwart as Gen. Van MacKensen Anthony Steel as Gen. Marsh Elisabeth Tompson as Raffaella Enzo Turco as Pepe Marcella Valeri as Assunta Venantino Venantini as Capt. Burns Joseph Walsh as Doyle
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∙ 10y agoThe cast of Il giorno della civetta - 1968 includes: Ennio Balbo Claudia Cardinale as Rosa Nicolosi Tano Cimarosa as Zecchinetta Lino Coletta Fred Coplan Laura De Marchi as Daughter of Don Mariano Vincenzo Falanga Giuseppe Lauricella Rosanna Lopapero as Caterina Brizio Montinaro Franco Nero as Capt. Bellodi Vincenzo Norvese Giovanni Pallavicino Nehemiah Persoff as Pizzuco Serge Reggiani as Parrinieddu
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∙ 10y agoThe cast of La donna del giorno - 1958 includes: Myriam Amistani Carla Arrigoni Giorgio Barbafiera Mariacarla Bufalino Mario Carotenuto Egidio Casolari Elisa Cegani as Signora Attenni Antonio Cifariello as Giorgio Salustri Giorgio De Dauli Franco Fabrizi as Aldo Livio Ferraro Liliana Fontana Manfred Freyberger Liliana Gerace Raffaele Giangrande Marcello Giorda Mario Grassi Haya Harareet as Anna Grimaldi Franco Lantieri Virna Lisi as Liliana Attenni Estina Lotti Dino Malgrid Alberta Masciello Diego Michelotti Camillo Milli Giuliano Montaldo Raffaella Moro Anna Panattoni Giulio Paradisi Giovanni Piva Serge Reggiani as Mario Grimaldi Vittorio Sanipoli as Il commissario Piero Vezzani Van Wood Sylvana Zino
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∙ 10y agoThe cast of La sua giornata di gloria - 1969 includes: Luigi Antonio Guerra as Mario Carlo Cecchi as Claude Alberto Hammermann as Paul Angelica Ippolito as Anita Philippe Leroy as The Commander Maria Manuela Carrilho as Marguerite Sergio Serafini as Michele Umberto Silva
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∙ 10y agoThe cast of Lo straniero di silenzio - 1968 includes: Tony Anthony as The Stranger Raf Baldassarre Lloyd Battista as The American William Conroy as Gunman Rita Maura Yoshio Nukano Kanji Ohara
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What is the population of Anzio?
Anzio's population is 52,192.
What is the area of Anzio?
The area of Anzio is 43.43 square kilometers.
Where is Anzio located?
Italy
How did the battle of anzio end?
The Battle of Anzio (January 22, 1944 - June 5, 1944) during WW2 held in the cities of Anzio and Nettuno, Italy resulted in an Allied victory against German forces despite being poorly planned and executed.
What city was liberated after Bloody Anzio?
Answer Rome, Italy. After the spring offensive that resulted in a breakthough of the GUSTAV Line, the Allies advanced north and connected with the Anzio front and pushed into Rome.
Italian World War 2 beachhead starting with A?
Anzio.
Were Mussolini and Audie Murphy involved in the Battle of Anzio?
Yes
What is the name of a port and resort on Italy's west coast?
Anzio
What was the theme music from the movie Anzio?
THIS IS YOUR WORLD BY JACK JONES
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The Twentieth Century - 1957 Beachhead at Anzio 6-13 was released on: USA: 10 February 1963
What was the significance of the Battle of Anzio?
The Battle of Anzio in January of 1944 took place just 6 months before D-Day at Normandy. The Battle of Anzio was probably a rehearsal for Normandy because LST's were used to penetrate the beaches near Rome, Italy. An LST is a type of watercraft that can also travel on land.
