The Most Wonderful Moment
Mar 21, 1957 · 1h 32m
Director
Luciano EmmerOverview
Pietro is in love with a nurse; they keep their affair secret until she falls pregnant. Worried that marriage will affect his career, she prepares for the upcoming childbirth
Cast of The Most Wonderful Moment
Marcello MastroianniDott. Pietro Varelli
Giovanna RalliLuisa Morelli
Ernesto CalindriProf. Roberto Grandi
Marisa MerliniMargherita Rosati
Emilio CigoliSig. Morelli
Clara BindiMatilde Fontana
Riccardo GarroneDott. Guido Benvenuti
Memmo Carotenutoil tranviere "in attesa"
Giuliano MontaldoDon Grazzini
Bice ValoriCarla
Vittoria Di Silverioun'ostetrica
Ferdinando Gerra- Serena Michelotti
Crew of The Most Wonderful Moment
Luciano EmmerDirector- Sergio AmideiStory, Screenplay
Ugo PirroScreenplay- Glauco PellegriniScreenplay
- Vasco PratoliniStory
- Rodolphe SolmsenProducer
Nino RotaOriginal Music Composer- Luciano TrasattiDirector of Photography
Jolanda BenvenutiEditor- Beni MontresorProduction Design
- Amato GarbiniMakeup Artist
- Antonio NegriUnit Manager
- Mario FaraoniSound
- Mario AmariSound
- Franco FerraraConductor
- Gabriella BorzelliHairstylist
- Vana CarusoSecond Assistant Director
- Fernanda PapaAssistant Editor
- Antonio FratalocchiSet Decoration
Paolo HeuschFirst Assistant Director
About The Most Wonderful Moment
What is The Most Wonderful Moment about?
Pietro is in love with a nurse; they keep their affair secret until she falls pregnant. Worried that marriage will affect his career, she prepares for the upcoming childbirth
When was The Most Wonderful Moment released?
The Most Wonderful Moment was released on March 21, 1957.
How long is The Most Wonderful Moment?
The Most Wonderful Moment runs 1 hour 32 minutes (92 minutes).
Who directed The Most Wonderful Moment?
The Most Wonderful Moment was directed by Luciano Emmer.
Who is in the cast of The Most Wonderful Moment?
The cast of The Most Wonderful Moment includes Marcello Mastroianni (Dott. Pietro Varelli), Giovanna Ralli (Luisa Morelli), Ernesto Calindri (Prof. Roberto Grandi), Marisa Merlini (Margherita Rosati) and Emilio Cigoli (Sig. Morelli).