Fellini’s study of circus performers also spoofs filmmaking. The cast consists of actual circus people., The culmination of filmmaker Federico Fellini’s lifelong love affair with circus folk was his 1971 The Clowns (I clowns). Fellini’s alter ego this time is a young boy, taking in his first circus (again, we’re treated to the “parade” motif so often utilized by the director). As the clowns go through their rollicking routines, Fellini takes the time to snipe at movie critics by having one humorless newspaperman, who keeps repeating “What does it mean?”, inundated with pails of water. There is also a fleeting homage to Charlie Chaplin in the form of Chaplin’s daughter Victoria, who portrays an auditioning clown. Made for Italian TV, The Clowns sustains its exuberance by taking absolutely nothing seriously–not even Fellini, who makes fun of himself throughout in the guise of a pretentious documentary filmmaker.
Q&A :
Q: Who are the main cast members in “The Clowns ” ?
A: The main cast includes Riccardo Billi,Federico Fellini,Luigi Visconti,Tristan Remy,Victoria Chaplin,Anita Ekberg,Alvaro Vitali,Pierre Etaix,Annie Fratellini,Liana Orfei,Nando Orfei,Tino Scotti,Geraldine Chaplin,Federico Fellini,Dario Di Palma,Ruggero Mastroianni,Danilo Donati,Dario De Palma,Rino Carboni,Bernardino Zapponi.
Q: When Did the “The Clowns” Released?
A: The Movie “The Clowns” originally aired on 1970-12-27 and released in the year of 1970.
Q: What Languages are available to watch “The Clowns” ?
A: Is also available in eng language.
Q: Where to watch “The Clowns” ?
A: “The Clowns” is Avaiable on Netflix. as its Netflix Originals.
