20 Oct 2023
Madonna, 40 ans de tubes et de scandales
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Yellow Caesar
Using edited archive footage, mockery is made of Italy's dictator Benito Mussolini.
Top Billed Cast
Michael Frank Commentator
Douglas Byng English Sympathiser
Marcel King Benito Mussolini
Sam Lee Benito Mussolini
Lito Masconas Italian Radio Announcer
Max Spiro Benito Mussolini
Feliks Topolski Cartoonist
Jack Warrock Benito Mussolini
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