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December 1964

1964 - 26 December - " Il GIORNALINO di GIAN BURRASCA " - RAI UNO - Second episode

IL GIORNALINO DI GIAN BURRASCA  (  Johnny the Storm's Diary )

 RAI 1 -   8 episodes from the homonymous novel written  by Vamba.

Second  episode : La girandola sul frac

Broadcast : 26 December 1964
Directed by : Lina Wertmüller
Lyrics and dialogues  : Lina Wertmüller
Original soundtrack : Nino Rota
* Arrangements and orchestra  conduction: Luis Enriquez Bacalov
* Costumes : Piero Tosi
 

Starring : 

  Rita Pavone as Giannino Stoppani, nickname "Gian Burrasca"

* Recurring roles :

  Mrs. Stoppani, Giannino's mother  : Valeria Valeri 
  Mr. Stoppani, Giannino's father     :  Ivo Garrani
  Brother -in- law, Collalto               :  Paolo Ferrari
  Brother -in -law, Maralli                : Arnoldo Foà
  Giannino's sisters :  

                               Virginia : Milena Vucotic

                               Ada      : Alida Cappellini  

                               Luisa    : Pierpaola Bucchi

  Aunt  Bettina :  Elsa Merlini


* Guest cast
  Mr. Tyrynnanzy : Alfredo Bianchini
  Luigi                 : Enzo Guarini 

  Mrs. Olga         : Marisa Osmodei

* In this episode Rita sings:

* W la pappa col pomodoro
No, prigioniero no ! ( W la libertà )
“ Il serraglio “
“ Casa mia “
“ Che scherzi fa l’amore “
“ La girandola sul frac “
   - all cast

 

 

“Il Giornalino di Gian Burrasca “ can be considered perhaps the biggest personal TV triumph of Rita Pavone in the role of Giannino Stoppani, a
twelve years - old boy called Gian Burrasca ( Johnny the Storm ), a real little rascal.
The musical, in 8 episodes, based on the famous homonymous book written by Vamba , original music by Nino Rota, arrangements by Luis Enriquez Bacalov, sets and costumes by Piero Tosi and directed by Lina Wertmuller , scored an unprecedented success ,perhaps one of the biggest “ EVENTS “ of the Italian Television ever.
Rita’s “Viva la pappa col pomodoro “ – the main theme of the musical – will sell more then 1 millions copies all over the world.

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