I Always Loved You (1953) [N/A]

Release Date:
December 9, 1953

Original Title:
Ti ho sempre amato!

Alternate Titles:
Marquée par le destin

Genres:
Drama | Romance

Production Companies:
Rizzoli Film
Royal Film

Production Countries:
Italy

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 92

A landowner loves a good girl, but is ensnared by another richer woman who is actually aiming for her fortune. This she will be able to temporarily make the two young men go away but the man makes his girlfriend understand that her is true love; he realizes that he has been the victim of a scam and will bring the woman he has always loved to the altar.

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Assistant Editor:
Fernanda Materni

Camera Operator:
Sergio Bergamini

Conductor:
Franco Ferrara

Costume Design:
Marilù Carteny
Elio Costanzi

Director:
Mario Costa

Director of Photography:
Tonino Delli Colli

Editor:
Otello Colangeli

First Assistant Director:
Paolo Heusch
Alberto Albani Barbieri

Hairstylist:
Violetta Pacelli

Makeup Artist:
Andrea Riva

Original Music Composer:
Carlo Rustichelli

Producer:
Guido Giambartolomei
Carlo Salsano

Production Design:
Virgilio Marchi

Production Manager:
Jone Tuzi

Production Secretary:
Aldo Puccini

Screenplay:
Leonardo Benvenuti
Alessandro Ferraù
Alberto Albani Barbieri
Giuseppe Mangione

Script Supervisor:
Mario Tota

Set Decoration:
Ferdinando Ruffo

Sound:
Raffaele Del Monte
Paolo Pallottino

Special Effects:
Francesco Contardi

Still Photographer:
Max Hutzel

Theatre Play:
Enrico Ragusa

Unit Manager:
Emimmo Salvi

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