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Director
Roberto Rossellini
Starring
Aldo Fabrizi, Anna Magnani, Marcello Pagliero
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Rome, Open City
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UK Weekend
Β£8,914
Lifetime Grosses
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Β£8,914
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Β£8,914
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Cast & Crew
Directors
Roberto Rossellini
Director
written
Sergio Amidei
Screenwriter
Federico Fellini
Screenwriter
Roberto Rossellini
Screenwriter
Alberto Consiglio
Screenwriter
Producers
Giuseppe Amato
Producer
Ferruccio De Martino
Producer
Rod E. Geiger
Producer
Angelo Mosco
Producer
Nicola Naracci
Producer
Chiara Politi
Producer
Roberto Rossellini
Producer
Aldo Venturini
Producer
Don Pietro Pellegrini
Pina
Giorgio Manfredi aka Luigi Ferraris
Piccolo Marcello
Agostino the Sexton
Major Bergmann
Ingrid
Francesco
Neighborhood Police Sergeant
Marina Mari
Lauretta
Police Commissioner
Captain Hartmann
Austrian Deserter
Woman in Street Scene
Bit Part
Grandfather
Nannina
German Motorcyclist
Bit Part
The Priest
Franchise Timeline
International Release Schedule
| Territory / Region | Release Date | Platform / Format |
|---|---|---|
| π Italy | 8 Oct 1945 | Theatre |
| π Denmark | 14 Oct 1946 | Theatre |
| π France | 13 Nov 1946 | Theatre |
| π Argentina | 7 Feb 1947 | Theatre |
| π Sweden | 3 Mar 1947 | Theatre |
| π Portugal | 13 Oct 1947 | Theatre |
| π Soviet Union | 13 Oct 1947 | Theatre |
| π Uruguay | 12 Nov 1947 | Theatre |
| π Mexico | 26 Feb 1948 | Theatre |
| π Australia | 6 Nov 1948 | Theatre |
| π Greece | 6 Dec 1948 | Theatre |
| π Japan | 17 Nov 1950 | Theatre |
| π Hong Kong | 25 Jun 1953 | Theatre |
| π Hungary | 6 May 1954 | Theatre |
| π Finland | 23 Dec 1955 | Theatre |
| π West Germany | 21 Feb 1961 | Theatre |