Two Women - actors, characters and roles

All actors and their roles in the film "Two Women"
La ciociara (1960)
Timing: 1:40 (100 min)
Two Women - TMDB rating
7.8/10
563
Two Women - Kinopoisk rating
7.899/10
7182
Two Women - IMDB rating
7.7/10
14000

Actors and characters

Photo Sophia Loren #99561Photo Sophia Loren #99562Photo Sophia Loren #99563Photo Sophia Loren #99564

Sophia Loren

Sophia Loren
Character Cesira
Photo Eleonora Brown #127872Photo Eleonora Brown #127873
Eleonora Brown
Character Rosetta
Photo Jean-Paul Belmondo #117038Photo Jean-Paul Belmondo #117039Photo Jean-Paul Belmondo #117040Photo Jean-Paul Belmondo #117041

Jean-Paul Belmondo

Jean-Paul Belmondo
Character Michele Di Libero
Photo Raf Vallone #97813Photo Raf Vallone #97814Photo Raf Vallone #97815Photo Raf Vallone #97816

Raf Vallone

Raf Vallone
Character Giovanni
Photo Carlo Ninchi #127874
Carlo Ninchi
Character Filippo, il padre di Michele
Photo Andrea Checchi #127875
Andrea Checchi
Character un fasciste
Photo Pupella Maggio #54402Photo Pupella Maggio #54403

Pupella Maggio

Pupella Maggio
Character un fermier
Photo Emma Baron #114539
Emma Baron
Character Maria
Photo Antonella Della Porta #127876
Antonella Della Porta
Character La madre impazzita
Photo Bruna Cealti #126713
Bruna Cealti
Character une évacuée
Photo Luciano Pigozzi #127877Photo Luciano Pigozzi #127878

Luciano Pigozzi

Luciano Pigozzi
Character Scimmione
Photo Franco Balducci #117184
Franco Balducci
Character il tedesco nel pagliaio
Photo Mario Frera #126537
Mario Frera
Character Peppuccio
Photo Curt Lowens #54897
Curt Lowens
Character ufficiale tedesco batteria contraerea
Alberto Castaldi
Character Lawyer (uncredited)
Photo Vincenzo Musolino #127879
Vincenzo Musolino
Character Il piccolo Alessandro (uncredited)
Ettore Mattia
Character Il passeggero sul treno (uncredited)
Photo Renato Salvatori #117689Photo Renato Salvatori #117690Photo Renato Salvatori #117691

Renato Salvatori

Renato Salvatori
Character Florindo (uncredited)
Borante Domizlaff
Character Soldato tedesco (uncredited)

What's left behind the scenes

  • The novel of the same name (1957) by Alberto Moravia (1907-1990), and consequently the film, are based on real events – the rapes of women in the Chochara district by Moroccan gumiers (soldiers used in auxiliary units of the French army between 1908 and 1956) following the Battle of Monte Cassino during World War II.
  • According to Sophia Loren, the film's plot made such an impression on director Vittorio De Sica (1901-1974) that he repeatedly cried during the filming of particularly touching scenes.
  • For her work in this film, Sophia Loren won an Oscar for Best Actress. This was the first Academy Award presented for a role in a foreign-language film.
  • Cary Grant (1904-1986), with whom she had previously worked, informed Sophia Loren of her Oscar win. He called her in Italy with the news directly from Los Angeles. The statuette was handed to her through actress Greer Garson (1904-1996).
  • Anna Magnani (1908-1973) was initially cast in the lead role, but she fell ill and was unable to participate in filming. It was Magnani who suggested giving the role to Sophia Loren, telling director Vittorio De Sica that if Loren didn't mind playing a mother raising a teenage daughter, the role should go to her.
  • Sophia Loren won an Oscar for Best Actress for her work in this film. It was the first Academy Award presented for a role in a foreign-language film.
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