
Anthony of Padua, The Saint of Miracles
Original Title: “Antonio di Padova, Il santo dei miracoli”
Overview
Born Fernando de Bulhões, he was a precocious Portuguese youth, concerned with the suffering of the poor. Grown into a contemplative young man he renounces the world to join first the Augustinian Order and then the Franciscans order (where he takes the name Anthony) in his dedicated service to the faith.
Top Cast
Carlo Pinzauti
Antonio
Ello Cosci
Fernando / Antonio giovinetto
Ruggero Barni
Armando Casini
Iris D'Alba
Aldo Quinti
Alberto Nepoti
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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