Accattone - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Accattone"
Accattone (1961)
Timing:
1:57 (117 min)
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Actors and characters
Franca Pasut
Character Stella
Silvana Corsini
Character Maddalena
Paola Guidi
Character Ascenza
Adriana Asti
Character Amore
Luciano Conti
Character Il Moicano
Luciano Gonini
Character Piede d'Oro
Renato Capogna
Character Il Capogna
Alfredo Leggi
Character Pupo Biondo
Galeazzo Riccardi
Character Il Cipolla
Leonardo Muraglia
Character Mommoletto
Giuseppe Ristagno
Character Peppe il Folle
Roberto Giovannoni
Character Il Tedesco
Mario Cipriani
Character Balilla
Roberto Scaringella
Character Cartagine
Silvio Citti
Character Sabino
Giovanni Orgitano
Character Lo Scucchia
Piero Morgia
Character Pio
Umberto Bevilacqua
Character Salvatore
Franco Bevilacqua
Character Franco
Amerigo Bevilacqua
Character Amerigo
Sergio Fioravanti
Character Gennarino
Adele Cambria
Character Nannina
Adriano Mazzelli
Character Il Cliente di Amore
Mario Castiglione
Character Mario
Dino Frondi
Character Dino
Tommaso Nuovo
Character Tommaso
Romolo Orazi
Character Suocero di Accattone
Massimo Cacciafeste
Character Cognato di Accattone
Francesco Orazi
Character Il Burino
Mario Guerani
Character Il Commissario
Stefano D'Arrigo
Character Il Giudice Istruttore
Enrico Fioravanti
Character Primo Agente
Nino Russo
Character Secondo Agente
Edgardo Siroli
Character Primo Farlocco
Renato Terra
Character Secondo Farlocco
Emanuele Di Bari
Character Sor Pietro
Franco Marucci
Character Franco
Carlo Sardoni
Character Carlo
Adriana Moneta
Character Margheritona
Polidor
Character Becchino
Danilo Alleva
Character Iaio
Elsa Morante
Character Una Detenuta
Gabriele Baldini
Character Intellettuale (uncredited)
Franco Venditti
Character Ragazzo (uncredited)
Luisa Loiano
Character Amica prostituta nel ristorante
What's left behind the scenes
- Like most of Pasolini's later works, "Accattone" is based on his own literary work – the novel "A Harsh Life." In the novel, the protagonist was named Tommaso and was a typical Pasolini bisexual hero. To overcome censorship restrictions, he had to remove the hero's bisexual tendencies and, at the same time, give him a new name – "Accattone."
- The film also marked the debut of actor Franco Citti. Introduced by Pasolini to his older brother Sergio Citti, who worked on the screenplay, Franco then starred in six more Pasolini films and proved to be a rare non-professional Pasolinian performer who managed to make a decent career in cinema.
- Pasolini liked Chitti’s voice and regretted that it ultimately had to be dubbed. Conversely, he later repeatedly invited Franco to dub the roles of other performers.
- Sergio Chitti played a small role as a waiter, and his other brother, Silvio Chitti, played Sabino, Accattone’s brother.
- Bernardo Bertolucci’s first job in cinema: he was an assistant director.
- The film’s soundtrack features music by Johann Sebastian Bach (an aria from Orchestral Suite No. 3 and fragments of other works).
- Like most of Pasolini’s subsequent films, “Accattone” is based on his own literary work – the novel “A Hard Life”. In the novel, the protagonist was named Tommaso and was a typical Pasolini bisexual hero. To overcome censorship restrictions, he had to remove the hero’s bisexual tendencies and, at the same time, give him a new name – “Accattone”.
- The film's soundtrack features music by Johann Sebastian Bach (the aria from Orchestral Suite No. 3 and fragments of other works).
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