Accattone - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Accattone"
Accattone (1961)
Timing:
1:57 (117 min)
7.709/10
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7.701/10
2970
2970
7.6/10
11000
11000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Alfredo Bini
Producer
Cino Del Duca
Producer
Editor
Production Design
Flavio Mogherini
Production Design
Set Decoration
Gino Lazzari
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Cesare Biseo
Makeup Artist
Production Supervisor
Eliseo Boschi
Production Supervisor
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Franco Delli Colli
Camera Operator
Script Supervisor
Lina D'Amico
Script Supervisor
Production Manager
Marcello Bollero
Production Manager
Boom Operator
Manlio Magara
Boom Operator
Screenplay
Story
Assistant Director
Music
Sound
Luigi Puri
Sound
Assistant Camera
Gioacchino Sofia
Assistant Camera
Music Director
Additional Dialogue
Intern
Isabel Mulá
Intern
What's left behind the scenes
- Like most of Pasolini's later works, "Accattone" is based on his own literary work – the novel "A Harsh Life." In the novel, the protagonist was named Tommaso and was a typical Pasolini bisexual hero. To overcome censorship restrictions, he had to remove the hero's bisexual tendencies and, at the same time, give him a new name – "Accattone."
- The film also marked the debut of actor Franco Citti. Introduced by Pasolini to his older brother Sergio Citti, who worked on the screenplay, Franco then starred in six more Pasolini films and proved to be a rare non-professional Pasolinian performer who managed to make a decent career in cinema.
- Pasolini liked Chitti’s voice and regretted that it ultimately had to be dubbed. Conversely, he later repeatedly invited Franco to dub the roles of other performers.
- Sergio Chitti played a small role as a waiter, and his other brother, Silvio Chitti, played Sabino, Accattone’s brother.
- Bernardo Bertolucci’s first job in cinema: he was an assistant director.
- The film’s soundtrack features music by Johann Sebastian Bach (an aria from Orchestral Suite No. 3 and fragments of other works).
- Like most of Pasolini’s subsequent films, “Accattone” is based on his own literary work – the novel “A Hard Life”. In the novel, the protagonist was named Tommaso and was a typical Pasolini bisexual hero. To overcome censorship restrictions, he had to remove the hero’s bisexual tendencies and, at the same time, give him a new name – “Accattone”.
- The film's soundtrack features music by Johann Sebastian Bach (the aria from Orchestral Suite No. 3 and fragments of other works).
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