Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.

Enrico Montesano
Bruno Desantis

Claudine Auger
Betty

Szacinski Bente Bosco
Sofia

Rossana Podestà
Simona

Adolfo Celi
Aristide Bertelli

Franco Giacobini
Marito di Simona

Jacques Herlin
Dottor Gaetano Arfè

Giovanna Ralli

Laura Trotter
Margherita

Rita Tushingham
Vera De Virdis

Franca Scagnetti
la serva

Simona Mariani
Mariuccia

Dino Emanuelli
il maggiordomo

Angelo Pellegrino
direttore tecnico della Tv

Pietro Tordi
il prete

Valentino Simeoni
ospite del ristorante

Margherita Horowitz
vicina di Bruno
Emilio Delle Piane
Nicola, il receptionist

Angelo Boscariol
uomo alla corsa di cavalli
Paola Arduini

Anny Papa

Frank Nuyen
Japanese hotel guest (uncredited)
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