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I due Foscari

I due Foscari

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Live from La Scala 1989

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Status

Released

Original Language

Italian

Runtime

115 mins

Rating

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Release Date

15 January 1988

Country

Italy

Cast

Renato Bruson

Renato Bruson

Francesco Foscari

Alberto Cupido

Alberto Cupido

Jacopo Foscari

Linda Roark-Strummer

Linda Roark-Strummer

Lucrezia Contarini

Luigi Roni

Luigi Roni

Jacopo Loredano

Renato Cazzaniga

Renato Cazzaniga

Barbarigo

Monica Tagliasacchi

Monica Tagliasacchi

Pisana

Aldo Bottion

Aldo Bottion

Fante

Aldo Bramante

Aldo Bramante

Doge's servant

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