Frine, Courtesan of Orient (Italian: Frine, cortigiana d'Oriente) is a 1953 Italian epic adventure film directed by Mario Bonnard and starring Elena Kleus and Pierre Cressoy.[1] Sergio Leone served as assistant director.[2]

Frine, Courtesan of Orient
Directed by	Mario Bonnard
Written by	Nicola Manzari
Story by	Bruno Baratti Mario Bonnard Cesare Vico Lodovici Ivo Perilli
Produced by	Alberto Manca
Starring	Elena Kleus Pierre Cressoy Tamara Lees
Cinematography	Mario Albertelli
Music by	Giulio Bonnard
Release date	1953 (1953)
Language	Italian

Plot

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Cast

• Elena Kleus: Frine
• Pierre Cressoy: Iperide
• Tamara Lees: Criside
• Giulio Donnini: Lamaco
• Roldano Lupi: Prassitele
• John Kitzmiller: Nabus
• Lamberto Picasso: Titteca
• Barbara Berg: Ate
• Franco Silva: Claus
• José Jaspe: Crosio
• Carlo Tamberlani: Assirione
• Nico Pepe: Dignitary
• Gian Paolo Rosmino: Taulete
• Charles Fawcett: King Arconte
• Mino Doro: Osco
• Vittorio Duse: Official
• Edda Soligo: Cleo
• Enzo Biliotti: Macio
• Bruna Corrà: Telesilla
• Lilia Landi: Diala
• Cesare Fantoni: Prosecutor
• Mariolina Bovo: First Slave
• Fanny Landini: Second Slave
• Franca Tamantini: Frine's Slave
• Luisella Boni: Touni
• Luigi Pavese: Warrior

References

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