The Little Adventurers
Jan 30, 1939 · 1h 20m
Rated 8 out of 10
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Director
Flavio CalzavaraOverview
During the Ethiopian war, thirteen boys embark clandestinely on a merchant ship bound for Africa. Following the shipwreck, they are castaway on a desert island...
Cast of The Little Adventurers
Giovanni GrassoIl 'commandante'
Riccardo FredaIl maestro
Carlo DuseIl controbbandiere
Romolo AgliettiDonghi- Mario AngeliniGrandi
- Mario ArteseColella
- Guglielmo BrunettiBruno
- Remo CastagnoliFerrini
- Nello De Rossi as Silvestriil caposquadro
- Luigi LuciforaPerchè
- Leo MelchiorriEsposito(as Leo Melcchiore)
- Roberto PirontiDe Renzis, il 'signorino'
- Gerolamo PrestigiacomoMinutillo
- Ali AlibrahimSimba
- Pietro SignorettiRossi
- Rolando VonaPisani, il capoclasso
- Giuseppe Angelini
- Roberto Angelini
- Alfredo BoccoliniTatuato
Crew of The Little Adventurers
- Flavio CalzavaraDirector, Screenplay
- Riccardo FredaEditor, Screenplay
- Leo BombaScreenplay
- Giuseppe ZuccaStory
Renzo RosselliniOriginal Music Composer- Arturo GalleaDirector of Photography
Aldo TontiDirector of Photography
Ferdinando Maria PoggioliEditor- Italo CremonaProduction Design
- Giulio PanniSound
- Ugo GiacomozziConductor
- Eugenio FontanaProduction Manager
About The Little Adventurers
What is The Little Adventurers about?
During the Ethiopian war, thirteen boys embark clandestinely on a merchant ship bound for Africa. Following the shipwreck, they are castaway on a desert island...
When was The Little Adventurers released?
The Little Adventurers was released on January 30, 1939.
How long is The Little Adventurers?
The Little Adventurers runs 1 hour 20 minutes (80 minutes).
Who directed The Little Adventurers?
The Little Adventurers was directed by Flavio Calzavara.
Who is in the cast of The Little Adventurers?
The cast of The Little Adventurers includes Giovanni Grasso (Il 'commandante'), Riccardo Freda (Il maestro), Carlo Duse (Il controbbandiere), Romolo Aglietti (Donghi) and Mario Angelini (Grandi).