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The Greatest of All is a italien film of genre Comedy directed by Carlo Virzì with Claudia Pandolfi
The Greatest of All (2012)
I più grandi di tutti
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Add to a movie listThe Greatest of All (Italian: I più grandi di tutti) is a 2011 Italian comedy film directed by Carlo Virzì. It entered the competition at the 2011 Turin Film Festival.
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Sous l'impulsion d'un journaliste (Corrado Fortuna), un groupe de rock composé de Loris Vanni (Alessandro Roja ), de Sabrina Cenci (Claudia Pandolfi), de Maurilio Fantini (Marco Cocci ) et de Rino Falorni (Dario Cappanera) se reforme.Actors
Claudia Pandolfi
(Sabrina Cenci)
Corrado Fortuna
(Ludovico Reviglio)
Claudia Potenza
(Simona)
Catherine Spaak
(Esmeralda)
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