March on Rome

1962 · 94 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · 782 VOTES · DIR. Dino Risi

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Overview

March on Rome (Italian: La marcia su Roma) is a 1962 comedy film by Dino Risi with Vittorio Gassman and Ugo Tognazzi, aimed at describing the March on Rome of Benito Mussolini's black shirts from the point of view of two newly recruited, naïve black shirts

Comedy1960s

Dialogue Timeline — 1,183 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:00:39 PROGRESS ON ROMA
00:05:45 Take off immediately eyelet that medal, go!
00:08:25 Will you come with us?.
00:11:07 They're strong, eh!. Against eight hundred!.
00:14:19 Do we, we really are a party for workers and peasants?.
00:16:34 And fast or to slap you out!.
00:19:12 One hundred eleven!.
00:21:48 ... We have obtained few votes
00:24:42 historical and political catharsis ...
00:27:17 What happened? Have we won?
00:31:17 What does Article 14? Freedom of the press
00:34:09 Grain and grain plants comes. Beet and sugar beet plants comes.
00:38:12 Go!
00:42:12 Frankly, in that trial were unfortunate youth.
00:45:51 You do not care!.
00:48:23 - What? - No one. They've all gone
00:51:57 My God! Were they?
00:54:28 As has been stated to the right, I left, no?.
00:57:43 They pushed me and threw me to the ground. Look how I have left foot.
01:01:32 Filthy Pigs!
01:06:21 So young and so scoundrel.
01:09:59 ... But the command Perugia has not responded.
01:13:52 What does that matter?.
01:17:19 ... But the fascists are escaping "Just let it go now?.

Cast & Characters

Vittorio Gassman Domenico Rocchetti Ugo Tognazzi Umberto Gavazza Roger Hanin Capitano Paolinelli Mario Brega Mitraglia Angela Luce La contadina Gérard Landry Captain of the Italian Army Alberto Vecchietti Molinello Claudio Perone Antonio Cannas Zofreghin Giampiero Albertini Cristoforo

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,183
Dialogue density12.6 lines / min
First line00:00:39
Final line01:17:19

Production Record

DirectorDino Risi
LanguageItalian
IMDb votes782