Fellini, Federico, Bovo, Brunella, Landi, Lilia, Masina, Giulietta, Sordi, Alberto, Trieste, Leopoldo	...	(Director)
Michelangelo Antonioni, Federico Fellini	...	(Writer)
Alberto Sordi	...	Fernando Rivoli - il sceicco bianco
Brunella Bovo	...	Wanda Giardino Cavalli
Leopoldo Trieste	...	Ivan Cavalli
Giulietta Masina	...	Cabiria - La prostituta
Lilia Landi	...	Felga - La zingara del fotoromanzo
Ernesto Almirante	...	Dottore Fortuna - il regista del fotoromanzo
Fanny Marchiò	...	Marilena Alba Vellardi
Gina Mascetti	...	Aida Rivoli - La moglie di Fernando
Jole Silvani	...
Enzo Maggio	...	Furio
Anna Primula	...
Mimo Billi	...	Man on the beach
Armando Libianchi	...
Ugo Attanasio	...	Uncle of Ivan
Giulio Moreschi	...
Federico Fellini	...	Story
Arturo Gallea	...	Cinematographer
Leonida Barboni	...	Cinematographer
Tullio Pinelli	...	Story
Michelangelo Antonioni	...	Story
Nino Rota	...	Original Music Composer
Elettra Zago	...
Piero Antonucci	...
Aroldino the Comedian	...	Cugino Aroldino (as Aroldino)
Ettore Maria Margadonna	...	Il zio di Ivan

Summary: Ivan Cavalli (Leopoldo Trieste) brings his new wife Wanda (Brunella Bovo) to Rome on the least romantic honeymoon in history—a rigid schedule of family meetings and audiences with the Pope. But Wanda, dreaming of the dashing hero of a photo-strip cartoon, drifts off in search of the White Sheik, thus setting off a slapstick comedy worthy of Chaplin. The style and themes which made Federico Fellini world famous are already apparent in this charming comedy (his first solo directorial effort), featuring such long-time collaborators as his wife, actress Giulietta Masina, and composer Nino Rota.