Cream, Chocolate and... Paprika
Aug 15, 1981 · 1h 27m
Rated 4.4 out of 10
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Director
Michele Massimo TarantiniOverview
Professor Bonifazi runs a luxury clinic owned by his wife.
Cast of Cream, Chocolate and... Paprika
Barbara BouchetEleonora
Renzo MontagnaniOsvaldo Bonifazi
Silvia DionisioBebe morreti
Helena RoneeDonatella
Giorgio BracardiMazzetta
Sonia OteroLillina
Alberto FarneseBonetti
Franco FranchiMatteo
Ciccio IngrassiaOssobuco- Giorgio Castellanidottor Michele Bonifazi
Angelo CasadeiPoliceman (uncredited)
Maria TedeschiMarchesa (uncredited)
Crew of Cream, Chocolate and... Paprika
Michele Massimo TarantiniScreenplay, Story, Director
Giorgio MariuzzoStory, Screenplay- Giorgio CastellaniProducer, Story
- Vito Di TommasoOriginal Music Composer
- Mario VulpianiDirector of Photography
- Alberto MorianiEditor
- Enzo BulgarelliProduction Design
- Antonio RandaccioCostume Design
- Guido De LaurentiisUnit Manager
Romano ScandariatoFirst Assistant Director- Francesco NarducciStill Photographer
- Aldo CiorbaFoley Artist
- Luciano VittoriColorist
Claudio MorabitoCamera Operator- Bruno MorealSound Mixer
- Filippo NeroniAssistant Camera
- Maurizio MicalizziKey Grip
- Erminia MaraniAssistant Editor
- Roberto PetrozziSound
- Mirella MalatestaScript Supervisor
About Cream, Chocolate and... Paprika
What is Cream, Chocolate and... Paprika about?
Professor Bonifazi runs a luxury clinic owned by his wife.
When was Cream, Chocolate and... Paprika released?
Cream, Chocolate and... Paprika was released on August 15, 1981.
How long is Cream, Chocolate and... Paprika?
Cream, Chocolate and... Paprika runs 1 hour 27 minutes (87 minutes).
Who directed Cream, Chocolate and... Paprika?
Cream, Chocolate and... Paprika was directed by Michele Massimo Tarantini.
Who is in the cast of Cream, Chocolate and... Paprika?
The cast of Cream, Chocolate and... Paprika includes Barbara Bouchet (Eleonora), Renzo Montagnani (Osvaldo Bonifazi), Silvia Dionisio (Bebe morreti), Helena Ronee (Donatella) and Giorgio Bracardi (Mazzetta).