Frine cortigiana d'Oriente

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1953

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Top Billed Cast

Elena Kleus
Afra / Phryné
Pierre Cressoy
Hypéride
Tamara Lees
Criside
John Kitzmiller
Nabus
Giulio Donnini
Làmaco
Charles Fawcett
Le roi Arconte
Barbara Berg
Ate
Mino Doro
Osco
José Jaspe
Crosio, le marchand d'esclave
Nico Pepe
Le dignitaire
Lamberto Picasso
Titteca
Franco Silva
Claus
Carlo Tamberlani
Assirione
Vittorio Duse
L'Officiel
Gian Paolo Rosmino
Traulete
Edda Soligo
Cleo

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