Huit et demi

Cesarino Miceli Picardi as Cesarino, the Production Supervisor Claudia Cardinale as Claudia Sonia Gessner as (uncredited) Madeleine Lebeau as Madeleine, the French Actress Mario Pisu as Mario Mezzabotta Georgia Simmons as Guido's Grandmother Eugene Walter as The American Journalist Giulio Paradisi as A Friend Dina De Santis as Dina (uncredited) John Karlsen Guido Alberti as Pace, the Producer Bruno Agostini as Bruno, the Second Production Secretary Annie Gorassini as Producer's Friend Annibale Ninchi as Guido's Father Franco Caracciolo as Young Priest (uncredited) Nadia Balabine as Priest Teacher (uncredited) Rossella Falk as Rossella Nadia Sanders as Nadine, the Hostess Jean Rougeul as Carini, the Film Critic Marcello Mastroianni as Guido Anselmi Anouk Aimée as Luisa Anselmi Sandra Milo as Carla Barbara Steele as Gloria Morin Mathilda Calnan as Luisa's Friend (uncredited) Caterina Boratto as Mysterious Lady Mario Conocchia as Conocchia, the Production Manager Rossella Como as Luisa's Friend Eddra Gale as La Saraghina Mino Doro as Claudia's Agent Edy Vessel as The Model Mark Herron as Luisa's Suitor Giuditta Rissone as Guido's Mother Maria Tedeschi as School Director (uncredited) Olimpia Cavalli as Olimpia (uncredited)

Gianni Di Venanzo Director of Photography Pasqualino De Santis Camera Operator Angelo Rizzoli Producer Giulio Paradisi Second Assistant Director Angelo Iacono Production Secretary Leo Catozzo Editor Federico Fellini Director, Screenplay, Story Ennio Flaiano Screenplay, Story Nino Rota Original Music Composer Luciano Ricceri Assistant Production Design Otello Fava Makeup Department Head Tullio Pinelli Screenplay