The Moro Affair
Overview
On March 16, 1978, far-left terrorists of the Red Brigades kidnap Aldo Moro, leader of the Christian Democracy, the ruling party in Italy since the end of WWII. 55 days later, his body will be found in the trunk of a car. This is a neutral and factual account of what happened in between.
Release date
20/11/1986
Votes
48
Popularity
1.3
Gian Maria Volonté
Aldo Moro
Mattia Sbragia
BR #1
Bruno Zanin
BR #2
Enrica Maria Modugno
BR #3
Consuelo Ferrara
BR #4
Enrica Rosso
BR #5
Maurizio Donadoni
BR #6
Stefano Abbati
BR #7
Danilo Mattei
BR #8
Massimo Tedde
BR #9
Francesco Capitano
BR #10
Margarita Lozano
Eleonora Moro
Sergio Rubini
Giovanni Moro
Daniela De Silva
Maria Fida Moro
Emanuela Taschini
Anna Moro
Ginella Vocca
Agnese Moro
Umberto Raho
Finanza General
Silverio Blasi
Army General
Franco Trevisi
DIGOS Officer #1
Pino Ferrara
Carabinieri Colonel
Nicola Di Pinto
DIGOS Officer #2
Daniele Dublino
Prime Minister
Piero Vida
PSI Secretary
Bruno Corazzari
DC Secretary
Gabriele Villa
Minister of Interior
Francesco Carnelutti
PCI Secretary
Paolo Maria Scalondro
PSI Undersecretary
Dante Biagioni
President of the Senate
M. Ferrara Santamaria
Pope Paul VI
Augusto Zucchi
Father Stefani
Luciano Bartoli
Andrea Aureli
Benito Artesi
John Armstead
Salvatore Chiosi
Nadia Eliazarian
Salvatore Gioncardi
Jorge Krimer
Giuseppe Morabito
Mario Pastore
Self (uncredited)
Claudio Pacifico
Aldo Moro's Escort Agent (uncredited)
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