Christina of Sweden, in exile in Rome, takes a handsome Italian officer as her lover. But he is in love with the very young wife of an elderly count. After many adventures, duels, settling of old scores, the officer and the countess get married. Former Queen Christina finds herself another captain of the guard.
Giorgio Simonelli
Director
Amedeo Nazzari
Franco Santinelli
Lois Maxwell
Regina Cristina
Anna Nievo
Annamaria Di Cerri
Olga Solbelli
Domitilla Baglioni
Giulio Donnini
Gelasio Baglioni
Marisa Merlini
Orsola di Ripetta
Afro Poli
Duca Di Cerri
Italia Marchesini
Astrologa
Cesare Fantoni
Principe Spada
Checco Durante
Cantastorie
Amina Pirani Maggi
Governante
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