Question 1

Which actress spent nights playing cards with Gino Cervi during filming?

Accepted Answer

Gina Rovere stated in an interview that during filming she used to spend every night playing cards together with Gino Cervi and his wife.

Question 2

What sources were used for the film's script?

Accepted Answer

The script was partially purposely written and partially taken from original novels by Giovannino Guareschi: Il pittore (1947), In riva al fiume (1947), Il muraglione (1951), Vincita Sisal (1952), Il campanone (1960) and La vendetta (1961).

Question 3

What are the roles of Don Camillo and Peppone in this film?

Accepted Answer

Don Camillo is now a bishop and Peppone is now a senator; they return to Brescello and rekindle their friendly rivalry.

Question 4

Who plays Don Camillo and who plays Peppone?

Accepted Answer

Fernandel plays Don Camillo, and Gino Cervi plays Giuseppe 'Peppone' Botazzi.

Question 5

What is the Italian censorship visa number and delivery date?

Accepted Answer

Italian censorship visa # 35859, delivered on October 6th 1961.

Don Camillo monsignore... ma non troppo

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