Carmela è una bambola
Originally released in 1958. Carmela è una bambola is a comedy/music film. directed by Gianni Puccini.
Starring Marisa Allasio, Nino Manfredi, and Ugo D'Alessio
Synopsis
The daughter of a former Neapolitan gangster, Carmela has a law degree and is set to marry an aristocrat, as her father wishes. However, she suffers from a strange form of sleepwalking: at night, she goes to the room of Totò, a young man she is completely indifferent to and who is also her father's enemy. After consulting a doctor to find out the reason for this embarrassing anomaly, Carmela realises that Totò is actually the man she is unconsciously in love with.
Quick Facts
Release Date
November 28, 1958
67 years ago
Runtime
1h 30m
90 minutes total
User Rating
6.1/10
Good (7 votes)
Language
Italian
Original language
Country
Italy
Production
Director
Top Cast
Marisa Allasio
as Carmela Di Capua
Nino Manfredi
as Totò Improta
Ugo D'Alessio
as Don Arcangelo Di Capua
Gianrico Tedeschi
as The Psychoanalyst
Carlo Taranto
as Pasqualino
Gianni Bonagura
as The Prosecutor
Pietro Carloni
as The Judge
Flaminia Jandolo
as Bice Di Capua
Piera Arico
as Assunta Lobianco
Maria Donati
as The Baroness Mother
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Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- IT
Production Companies
- Giorgio Agliani Cinematografica
- Produzione Gino Mordini
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Carmela è una bambola about?
The daughter of a former Neapolitan gangster, Carmela has a law degree and is set to marry an aristocrat, as her father wishes. However, she suffers from a strange form of sleepwalking: at night, s...
Who directed Carmela è una bambola?
Carmela è una bambola was directed by Gianni Puccini.
How long is Carmela è una bambola?
Carmela è una bambola has a runtime of 1 hours and 30 minutes (90 minutes total).
When was Carmela è una bambola released?
Carmela è una bambola was released on November 28, 1958 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in Carmela è una bambola?
The main cast of Carmela è una bambola includes Marisa Allasio, Nino Manfredi, Ugo D'Alessio, Gianrico Tedeschi, Carlo Taranto.