What is the duration of The Monsters?

The duration of The Monsters is 123 mins.

What is the original language of The Monsters?

The original language of The Monsters is Italian.

Who directed The Monsters?

The Monsters was directed by Dino Risi.

Which studio made The Monsters?

The Monsters was produced by Fair Film.

The Monsters 1963

Q: Does The Monsters have end credit scenes?

The Monsters does not have end credit scenes.

Comedy

Runtime

123 mins

Language

Italian

14 Happenings! Wild! Weird! Wonderful! The myths of the sixties are satirized in 20 episodes.

Fair Film

Studio

Dino Risi

Director

Does The Monsters have end credit scenes?

No!

The Monsters does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

Meet the Full Cast and Actors of The Monsters

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Carlo Reali

Luchino (segment "Come un padre") (voice) (uncredited)

Ugo Tognazzi

The Father (segment "L'Educazione sentimentale") / Policeman (segment "Il Mostro") / Stefano (segment "Come un Padre") / Battacchi (segment "Il povero Soldato") / L'Onorevole (segment "La Giornata dell'Onorevole") / Dark Latin Lover (segment "Latin Lover…

Mario Brega

Rocchetti (segment "La nobile Arte")

Michèle Mercier

The Wife (segment "L'Oppio dei Popoli")

Carlo Giuffrè

Literary Critic (segment "La musa") (voice) (uncredited)

Marisa Merlini

Paola Fioravanti (segment "Testimone volontario")

Lando Buzzanca

Luchino (segment "Come un padre")

Vittorio Gassman

The Actor (segment "La Raccomandazione") / Policeman (segment "Il Mostro") / Production Assistant & Movie Director (segment "Presa dalla Vita") / Nicola (segment "Che Vitaccia!") / Blonde Latin Lover (segment "Latin Lovers-Amanti latini") / Defence Layer

Daniele Vargas

Professor Pinzuto (segment "I due Orfanelli")

Lucia Modugno

Clara Altidori (segment "La nobile Arte")

Marino Masé

The Lover (segment "L'Oppio dei Popoli")

Ugo Attanasio

General Olivazzi (segment "La Giornata dell'Onorevole")

Jacques Herlin

Outspoken Juror (segmento "La musa") (uncredited)

Sal Borgese

The Debutant Writer (segment "La Musa")

Pat O'Hara

The Mother (segment "L'Educazione sentimentale") (uncredited)

Roberto Chevalier

(segment "L'Educazione sentimentale") (voice) (uncredited)

Elisa Mainardi

The Manicurist (segment "Il Testamento di Francesco") (uncredited)

Franco Caracciolo

Don Ilario (segment "La Giornata dell'Onorevole") (uncredited)

Rika Dialina

Giuliana (segment "Il Sacrificato")

Carlo Bagno

Presiding Judge (segment "Testimone volontario")

Quinto Parmeggiani

The Editor in Chief (segment "Il povero Soldato") (uncredited)

Antonio Guidi

Literary Critic (segment "La musa") (voice) (uncredited)

Corrado Gaipa

Batachi (segment "Il povero soldato") / Outspoken Critic (segmento "La musa") (voice) (uncredited)

Anna Lina Alberti

Woman Sitting next to Paola Fioravanti (segment "Testimone volontario") (uncredited)

Stefano Satta Flores

The Debutant Writer (segment "La Musa" (voice) (uncredited)

Mario Cecchi Gori

Driver of Fiat 2300 S Coupé (segment "L'Agguato") (uncredited)

Mario Frera

The Father's Colleague (segment "L'Educazione sentimentale") (uncredited)

Rosemary Dexter

Luciana (segment "Come un Padre") (uncredited)

Jean Rougeul

Literary Critic (segment "La Musa") (uncredited)

Antonio La Raina

Enrico Zappalà (segment "La nobile arte") (voice) (uncredited)

Veriano Ginesi

Man on the Car (segment "Presa dalla Vita") (uncredited)

Edoardo Toniolo

(segment "La musa") (voice) (uncredited)

Maria Luisa Rispoli

Wife at Cinema (segment "Scenda l'Oblio")

Thea Fleming

Marilina (segment "Vernissage") (uncredited)

Leonardo Severini

Rocchetti (voice) (uncredited)

Angela Portaluri

Ersilia (segment "Che Vitaccia!")

Luciana Vincenzi

Brunette with two Latin Lovers (segment "Latin Lovers-Amanti latini")

Efi Kamper

Dancer at the pool (segment "Presa dalla vita") (uncredited)

Carlo Kechler

Ministry of Public Works's Director (segment "La Giornata dell'Onorevole")

Renato Izzo

Professor Pinzuto (segment "I due Orfanelli") / Grammar Judge (segment "La musa") (voice) (uncredited)

Nino Nini

Enrico Zappalà (segment "La nobile Arte")

Riccardo Paladini

Himself - TV Speaker (segment "Il Testamento di Francesco")

Mario Laurentino

The Police Officer (segment "Il povero Soldato")

Franco Castellani

Giulio Francusi (segment "La Raccomandazione")

Maria Mannelli

Olimpia Ceccarelli (segment "Presa dalla Vita")

Françoise Leroy

Nieli (segment "Il Sacrificato")

Ottavio Panunzi

Giovanni Bordignon (segment "La nobile Arte")

Carmen Pericolo

Carmen, Actor's Assistant (segment "La Raccomandazione") (uncredited)

Yacinto Yaria

Giacinto (segment "La Giornata dell'Onorevole") (uncredited)

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The Monsters Other Names and Titles

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