Shoot Loud, Louder ... I Don't Understand
Cast & Crew
Eduardo De Filippo
Marcello Mastroianni
Raquel Welch
Guido Alberti
Leopoldo Trieste
Tecla Scarano
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Alberto Saporito, a Neapolitan sculptor and antique dealer, is a dreamer who frequently finds it difficult to separate his fantasies from reality. He shares a ramshackle home with his Uncle Nicola, an eccentric so disgusted by mankind that he hasn't spoken in over 50 years; instead, he communicates by setting off homemade firecrackers. One night, after a meeting with the voluptuous Tania, Alberto dreams that a wealthy neighbor, Amitrano, has been murdered by his family. Awakening, Alberto races to the police to report the killing. Later, he confesses that the "murder" may have been only a nightmare, but the police refuse to believe him since they know Amitrano to be a notorious gangster. The Amitranos are arrested, and confusion reigns as Alberto walks around in a daze, never certain whether he is awake or dreaming. Then Amitrano appears and demands Alberto's passport so that he may use it to escape to South America. On the pretext of having to go for his papers, Alberto once more races to the police. As he tries to explain that he has found Amitrano, a gigantic explosion takes place. Uncle Nicola has set off his biggest--and last--pyrotechnics display. Fearing reprisals from just about everyone, Alberto, joined by Tania, flees from the city.
Director
Eduardo De Filippo
Cast
Marcello Mastroianni
Raquel Welch
Guido Alberti
Leopoldo Trieste
Tecla Scarano
Eduardo De Filippo
Rosalba Grottesi
Paolo Ricci
Regina Bianchi
Franco Parenti
Angela Luce
Silvano Tranquilli
Pina D'amato
Carlo Bagno
Pia Morra
Gino Minopoli
Alberto Bugli
Ignazio Spalla
Crew
Suso Cecchi D'amico
Eduardo De Filippo
Danilo Desideri
Enrico Job
Joseph E. Levine
Francesco Massaro
Ruggero Mastroianni
Ennio Michettoni
Pietro Notarianni
Aiace Parolin
Umberto Picistrelli
Gianni Polidori
Nino Rota
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Notes
Location scenes filmed in Naples, Rome, and on the Amalfi coast. Released in Italy in 1966 as Spara forte, più forte ... non capisco.
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States 1966
Released in United States 1966
