- I
vitelloni (Italian pronunciation: [i
vitelˈloːni],
literally "The bullocks",
Romagnol slang for "The slackers" or "The layabouts") is a 1953 Italian...
- 8+1⁄2 as the 10th-greatest film. Fellini's best-known
films include I
vitelloni (1953), La
Strada (1954),
Nights of
Cabiria (1957), La
Dolce Vita (1960)...
- Its most
famous occurrence in
Italian cinema is in
Federico Fellini's I
vitelloni (1953),
where the
idler pla**** by
Alberto Sordi jeers at a
group of workmen...
- Well (****an, 1960) The Best
Years of Our
Lives (United States, 1946) I
Vitelloni (Italy, 1953) The King of
Comedy (United States, 1983)
Raging Bull (United...
- Back in Italy, she
appeared in
several films,
including Fellini's I
Vitelloni (1953),
where she pla**** the wife of a rich merchant. In 1958, she moved...
-
Kubrick in 1963 to name his
favorite films, he
listed Federico Fellini's I
Vitelloni as
number one in his Top 10 list. Kubrick's
films typically involve expressions...
-
comedian Lisa
Lampanelli as Aunt Josie;
Louis Mustillo as
Uncle Johnny Vitelloni;
Robert Funaro as
Uncle Murf;
Justine Lupe as Candace;
Lucie Pohl as Severine;...
- Tin Star Screenplay:
Dudley Nichols; Story: Joel Kane &
Barney Slater I
Vitelloni Screenplay:
Federico Fellini &
Ennio Flaiano; Story: Fellini, Flaiano...
- followed, can be
refreshed if it is
handled with
affectionate care. From I
Vitelloni to
Diner to The Groomsmen, a
group of
aging boys
clinging together as...
-
Tullio Pinelli in a kind of "orgiastic synchronicity": I was
directing I
vitelloni, and
Tullio had gone to see his
family in Turin. At that time,
there was...
