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Sicily, early 1900s. An impoverished prince settles into the house of a rich shipowner and becomes his counselor.
Sicily, early 1900s. An impoverished prince settles into the house of a rich shipowner and becomes his counselor.
Nerio Bernardi
Il principe Raimondo di Falcomarzano
Oretta Fiume
La principessa Giovanna
Turi Pandolfini
Don Ignazio D'Azevegno
Adriano Rimoldi
Stefano Turrisi
Tommaso Marcellini
Capitano Mauro Turrisi
Luigi Almirante
Commendator Murrita
Umberto Spadaro
Mucugno
Alfonso Di Stefano
Guiscardo di Primolano
Clelia Matania
Cristina Turrisi
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