The Conformist (1970)
A weak-willed Italian man becomes a fascist flunky who goes abroad to arrange the assassination of his old teacher, now a political dissident.
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Giulia -
Manganiello -
Professor Quadri -
Il colonnello -
Italo
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Madre di Giulia -
Madre di Marcello
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Confessore
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Cieco ubriaco
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Biondo cieco -
Cieco -
Franz
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Padre di Marcello
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Director:
Bernardo BertolucciWriters:
Alberto Moravia (novel), Bernardo Bertolucci (screenplay), Lee Kresel (written by: English version)All Cast & Crew
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Trivia
When Clerici asks the operator to connect him with Professor Quadri, the telephone number he gives is the (one-time) telephone number of Bernardo Bertolucci's idol Jean-Luc Godard. When Quadri answers the phone, Clerici recalls one of his lectures in which Quadri said "The time for reflection is over. Now is the time for action." This is the opening line in Godard's film Le Petit Soldat (1963).
Quotes
Marcello:
It's me, yes. Everything all right?
Marcello:
What do you mean, they're gone? You mean she's gone, too?
Marcello:
I'll be waiting in front of the hotel.
Goofs
When Manganiello is driving Marcello around, the windshield wipers are on in the close shots, but off on the long shots.
Alternate Versions
The "Dance of the Blind" sequence was restored for the 1994 re-issue of the film. This had been cut for the American release. Contrary to early reports, the DVD released by Paramount does include this scene.
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Bandiera rossa(uncredited)
Composed by Carlo Tuzzi
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Genres
DramaDetails
Release Date:
22 October 1970Language
Italian, French, Latin, Chinese
Country of Origin
Italy, France, West GermanyFilming Locations
Cinecittà Studios, Cinecittà, Rome, Lazio, ItalyBox Office
Budget:
$750,000 (estimated)
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