Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom"
Salò o le 120 giornate di Sodoma (1976)
Timing:
1:57 (117 min)
6.338/10
2277
2277
0/10
14
14
7/10
92
92
Actors and characters
Giorgio Cataldi
Character The Bishop
Uberto Paolo Quintavalle
Character The Magistrate
Caterina Boratto
Character Signora Castelli
Elsa De Giorgi
Character Signora Maggi
Bruno Musso
Character Carlo Porro - Male Victim
Antonio Orlando
Character Tonino - Male Victim
Claudio Cicchetti
Character Male Victim
Franco Merli
Character Male Victim
Umberto Chessari
Character Male Victim
Lamberto Book
Character Lamberto Gobbi - Male Victim
Gaspare Di Jenno
Character Rino - Male Victim
Giuliana Melis
Character Female Victim
Faridah Malik
Character Fatimah - Female Victim
Graziella Aniceto
Character Female Victim
Renata Moar
Character Female Victim
Dorit Henke
Character Doris - Female Victim
Antiniska Nemour
Character Female Victim
Benedetta Gaetani
Character Female Victim
Olga Andreis
Character Eva - Female Victim
Tatiana Mogilansky
Character Daughter
Susanna Radaelli
Character Daughter
Giuliana Orlandi
Character Daughter
Liana Acquaviva
Character Daughter
Rinaldo Missaglia
Character Guard
Giuseppe Patruno
Character Guard
Guido Galletti
Character Guard
Efisio Etzi
Character Guard
Claudio Troccoli
Character Collaborator
Fabrizio Menichini
Character Collaborator
Maurizio Valaguzza
Character Collaborator
Ezio Manni
Character Collaborator
Paola Pieracci
Character Wife
Carla Terlizzi
Character Wife
Anna Maria Dossena
Character Wife
Anna Recchimuzzi
Character Wife
Alessandro Gennari
Character OVRA Officer (uncredited)
Marco Lucantoni
Character First Male Victim (uncredited)
Dante Trazzi
Character Boys Recruiter (uncredited)
Anna Troccoli
Character First Female Victim (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- When the film premiered in West Germany in February 1976, the chief prosecutor ordered it confiscated in order to subsequently ban it. The Stuttgart Regional Court classified the film as pornographic and glorifying violence. However, just a few days later, the film was allowed to be shown throughout West Germany.
- The props for the coprophagy scenes were made of chocolate and orange marmalade.
- Salò is the name of a town on Lake Garda, and is where the film takes place.
- The Criterion Collection DVD release of the film, which quickly became a rarity, sells on the black market for $600 and up.
- Shortly after filming was completed, director Pier Paolo Pasolini was found brutally murdered.
Did you like the film?
Auditions in India
Casting calls in USA
Castingi w Polsce
Кастинги в Україні
