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The Young Caruso (1953)
This music filled biopic follows the life of the legendary tenor Enrico Caruso from childhood poverty in Naples to the beginning of his rise to fame.
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This music filled biopic follows the life of the legendary tenor Enrico Caruso from childhood poverty in Naples to the beginning of his rise to fame.
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Genre:Drama, Music
Written By:Fulvio Palmieri, Giovanna Soria, Maleno Malenotti, Giacomo Gentilomo
In Theaters:9/2/1953
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Asso Film
Cast
Giacomo Gentilomo
Director
Ermanno Randi
Enrico Caruso
Gina Lollobrigida
Stella
Carlo Sposito
Giovanni
Maurizio Di Nardo
Caruso as a boy
Lamberto Picasso
Vergine - Maestro di musica
Elena Sangro
Signora Tivaldi
Ciro Scafa
Luigi Gregorio Proboscide
Franca Tamantini
Carragi - Soprano
Mimì Ferrari
Pia De Doses
Maria von Tasnady
Carusos Mutter
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