Valentino (1977)
Overview
In 1926 the tragic and untimely death of a silent screen actor caused female moviegoers to riot in the streets and in some cases to commit suicide...
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $5,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.412 |
Directed By
Ken Russell
Crew
Ken Russell
Mardik Martin
Brad Steiger
Chaw Mank
Peter Robb-King
Peter Price
Tim Hutchinson
Malcolm Middleton
Anthony Sloman
Linda Burtenshaw
Laurie Shane
Ken Russell
Irwin Winkler
Stanley Black
Ferde Grofé Sr.
Peter Suschitzky
Stuart Baird
Maude Spector
Philip Harrison
Shirley Russell
Zelda Barron
Stanley Black
Ian Whittaker
Ray Traynor
Jeff Woodbridge
Richard Pointing
Richard Green
Gillian Gregory
Michael Vernon
Marcella Markham
Lynn Stalmaster
Jonathan Benson
Ronnie Taylor
Kelvin Pike
Eddie Collins
Malcolm Vinson
Colin Jamison
John W. Mitchell
Bill Rowe
Ian Fuller
Gary Shepherd
Charles Staffell
Philip Jenkinson
Harry Benn
Robert Chartoff
Rebecca Breed
David Wynn-Jones
TOP CAST
Rudolf Nureyev
Rudolph Valentino
Leslie Caron
Alla Nazimova
Michelle Phillips
Natasha Rambova
Carol Kane
Starlet
Felicity Kendal
June Mathis
Seymour Cassel
George Ullman
Peter Vaughan
Rory O'Neil
Huntz Hall
Jesse Lasky
David de Keyser
Joseph Schenck
Alfred Marks
Richard Rowland
Anton Diffring
Baron Long
Jennie Linden
Agnes Ayres
William Hootkins
Fatty
Bill McKinney
Jail Cop
Don Fellows
George Melford
John Justin
Sidney Olcott
Linda Thorson
Billie Streeter
Emily Bolton
Bianca de Saulles
Penelope Milford
Lorna Sinclair
Dudley Sutton
Willie
Robin Clarke
Jack de Saulles
Anthony Dowell
Vaslav Nijinsky
James Berwick
Fight Referee
Marcella Markham
Hooker
Leland Palmer
Marjorie Tain
John Alderson
Cop
Hal Galili
Harry Fischbeck
Percy Herbert
Studio Guard
Nicolette Marvin
Marsha Lee
Mark Baker
Assistant Director
Mildred Shay
Old Lady
Lindsay Kemp
Mortician
John Ratzenberger
Newshound
Norman Chancer
Newshound
Robert O'Neil
Newshound
Christine Carlson
Tango Dancer
Deirdre Costello
1st Whore (uncredited)
Diana Weston
2nd Whore (uncredited)
Murray Salem
Vagrant (uncredited)
Ken Russell
Rex Ingram (uncredited)
Jill Goldston
Woman Holding Drink (uncredited)
Georgina Hale
Fatty's entourage (uncredited)
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