A Man Named John

A Man Named John
A Man Named John
Directed by Ermanno Olmi
Produced by Vincenzo Labella
Harry Saltzman
Written by Pope John XXIII
Ermanno Olmi
Vincenzo Labella
Starring Rod Steiger
Cinematography Piero Portalupi
Editing by Carla Colombo
Release date(s) 1965
Running time 90 minutes
Country  Italy
Language Italian

A Man Named John (Italian: E venne un uomo) is a 1965 drama film directed by Ermanno Olmi and starring Rod Steiger.[1]

Cast

  • Rod Steiger - The Intermediary
  • Adolfo Celi - Msgr. Radini Tedeschi
  • Giorgo Fortunato - Segretario del nunzio Roncalli
  • Ottone Candiani - Il prete peccatore di Venezia
  • Alfonso Orlando - Il parrroco
  • Alberto Rossi - Angelo Roncalli - Age 7
  • Giovanni Rossi - Angelo Roncalli - Age 10 (as Giovannio Rossi)
  • Fabrisio Rossi - Angelo Roncalli - Age 4
  • Pietro Germi - Pontiff's Father
  • Rita Bertocchi - Pontiff's Mother
  • Antonio Bertocchi - Uncle Xavier
  • Antonio Ruttigni - Don Pietro, parrocco di Carviso
  • Romolo Valli - The Intermediary (voice)

References

  1. ^ "New York Times: A Man Named John". NY Times. http://movies.nytimes.com/movie/83691/E-Venne-un-Uomo/overview. Retrieved 2008-08-27. 

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