When women were called Madonna is a film of 1972 directed by Aldo Grimaldi . The film is one of the first Italian erotic comedies in which a licentious bursting Edwige Fenech struggles with the nagging demands of three suitors.
2.8 / 5
Edwige Fenech
Giulia
Vittorio Caprioli
Ser Cecco
Stefania Careddu
Francesca
Jürgen Drews
Ruberto
Paolo Turco
Tazio
Antonia Brancati
Lucia
Carlo De Mejo
Gisippo
Mario Carotenuto
Quinto Fulvo
Francesca Benedetti
Gisa
Peter Berling
Romildo Varrone
Carlo Sposito
Fra' Mariaccio
Eva Garden
Peronella
Renato Malavasi
il cerusico
Don Backy
Marcuzio
Empedocle Buzzanca
Luigi Antonio Guerra
Rosita Pisano
Emilio Marchesini
Alessandra Cardini
Valentino Macchi
Franca Sciutto
Aldo Grimaldi
Director
Eugenio Fiori
Boom Operator
Ettore Corso
Assistant Camera
Maurizio Tanfani
First Assistant Director
Giuditta Mafai
Costume Design
Edgardo Della Storciosa
Still Photographer
Marina Grimaldi
Script Supervisor
Gioacchino Cantoni
Giovanni Grimaldi
Screenplay
Beniamino Scanzoni
Assistant Production Design
Vittoria Silvi
Hairstylist
Lello Luzi
Producer
Story
Roberto Ranucci
Assistant Costume Designer
Brigida Mastrolillo
Assistant Editor
Giuseppe Bassan
Production Design
Franco Schioppa
Makeup Artist
Ferruccio Mosca
Production Manager
Gloria Granati
Goffredo Potier
Sound Mixer
Dorina Mari
Production Secretary
Giorgio Gaslini
Original Music Composer
Bruno Trovato
Pietro Vesperini
Sound
Daniele Alabiso
Editor
Bruno Sassaroli
Unit Manager
Angelo Lotti
Director of Photography
Mario Sensi
Camera Operator
