The Clowns

Fellini's fascination with the circus and the surreal come to a head in one of his final masterpieces. The film reflects Fellini's childhood obsession with clowns and begins with a young boy watching a circus set up from his bedroom window.

Director: Federico Fellini
Producer: Elio Scardamaglia
Producer: Federico Fellini
Producer: Ugo Guerra
Actor: Dante Maggio
Actor: Riccardo Billi
Actor: Fanfulla
Actor: Carlo Rizzo
Actor: Freddo Pistoni
Actor: Furia (Furia)
Actor: Reder (Reder)
Actor: Valentini (Valentini)
Actor: Merli (Merli)
Actor: I Martana
Actor: Maggio (Maggio)
Actor: Sbarra (Sbarra)
Actor: Carini (Carini)
Actor: Terzo (Terzo)
Actor: Vingelli (Vingelli)
Actor: Geraldine Chaplin
Actor: Lima Alberti
Actor: Mayo Morin
Actor: Victor Fratellini
Actor: Tino Scotti
Actor: Fumagalli (Fumagalli)
Actor: Zerbinati (Zerbinati)
Actor: Janigro (Janigro)
Actor: Maunsell (Maunsell)
Actor: Peverello (Peverello)
Actor: Sorrentino (Sorrentino)
Actor: Valdemaro Bevilacqua
Actor: Federico Fellini
Actor: Maya Morin
Actor: Lina Alberti
Actor: Alvaro Vitali
Actor: Gasparino (Gasparino)
Actor: Alex (Alex)
Actor: Bario (Bario)
Actor: Pere Loriot
Actor: Ludo (Ludo)
Actor: Mais (Mais)
Actor: Nino (Nino)
Actor: Liana Orfei
Actor: Rinaldo Orfei
Actor: Nando Orfei
Actor: Pierre Etaix
Actor: Gustav Fratellini
Actor: Tristan Remy
Actor: Annie Fratellini
Actor: Baptiste (Baptiste)
Actor: Anita Ekberg
Actor: Franco Migliorini The Lion Tamer (Franco Migliorini The Lion Tamer)
Actor: Victoria Chaplin