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Yellow Caesar

Yellow Caesar

1941 24mDocumentary

Using edited archive footage, mockery is made of Italy's dictator Benito Mussolini.

3.1/5

TMDB score· 6 votes

Synopsis

Using edited archive footage, mockery is made of Italy's dictator Benito Mussolini.

The vibe

nazipropagandaitalydictatorfascismradiodictatorshipbiographyfascisteurope

Behind it

Alberto CavalcantiAlberto CavalcantiDirectorMichael FootMichael FootScreenplay

Cast

Michael FrankCommentator
Douglas ByngDouglas ByngEnglish Sympathiser
Marcel KingBenito Mussolini
Sam LeeSam LeeBenito Mussolini
Lito MasconasItalian Radio Announcer
Max SpiroBenito Mussolini
Feliks TopolskiCartoonist
Jack WarrockBenito Mussolini

Director

Alberto Cavalcanti

Writer

Michael Foot

Release date

24 May 1941

Runtime

24m

Studio

Ealing Studios

Language

English

Country

United Kingdom

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