Nicola Peccoli has always nurtured his niece Giovanna, an orphan since the age of two and now of age, but he does not look favorably on her beloved Mario because he is just a simple employee and a lower class of society.
Giorgio Bianchi
Director
Vittorio De Sica
marchese Nicola Peccoli Macinelli di Afragola
Antonio Cifariello
Mario Ludovici
Silvia Pinal
Giovanna
Mario Carotenuto
commendator Sandrini
Raffaele Pisu
Raffaele
Alberto Talegalli
Frangipane
Elke Sommer
Caterina
Marco Tulli
Guidobaldo
Maria Grazia Spina
la seduttrice di Mario
Francesca Benedetti
Amalia Cavicchioni
Tiberio Murgia
il macrò
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