Magician, a bomb threat, a visit to Anita Ekberg’s house where she and Mastroianni re-live their La Dolce Vita scenes, screen tests of Kafka’s Brunelda caressed in a bathtub by two young men, and an inconvenient thunderstorm that heralds the production collapse of Amerika with an attack by bogus Indians on horseback wielding television antennae as spears. Back inside Studio 5 at Cinecittà, Intervista concludes with Fellini’s voiceover, “So the movie should end here. Actually, it’s finished.” In response to producers unhappy with his gloomy endings, the Maestro ironically offers them a ray of sunshine by lighting an arc lamp. Cast Main Federico Fellini as Himself Sergio Rubini as Young Fellini / Himself Antonella Ponziani as Train Girl / Herself Maurizio Mein as Himself Paola Liguori as Star Lara Wendel as Bride Antonio Cantafora as Spouse Nadia Ottaviani as Vestal Virgin Anita Ekberg as Herself Marcello Mastroianni as Himself Supporting Maria Teresa Battaglia as Recruited Actress at Train Station Christian Borromeo as Christian Roberta Carlucci as Recruited Actress in the Subway Umberto Conte as Photographer Lionello Pio Di Savoia as Aurelio Germana Dominici as No Nudity Actress Adriana Facchetti as Star's Assistant Ettore Geri as Menicuccio Eva Grimaldi as Actress at Audition Alessandro Marino as Cinecittà Director #1 Armando Marra as Cinecittà Director #2 Mario Miyakawa as Japanese Reporter Francesca Reggiani as Secretary Patrizia Sacchi as Make-up Artist Faustone Signoretti as Cinecittà Gate Guard Rolando De Santis as Chiodo Cameo/Uncredited Tonino Delli Colli as Himself Federico Fellini as Himself Gino Millozza as Himself Danilo Donati as Himself Delia D'Alberti as Script Girl Stefano Corsi as Assistant Director Sophie Hicks as Androgenic Actress / Herself Roberto Ceccacci as Production Assistant Piero Vivaldi as Fellini's Driver Clarita Gatto as "Fellinian" Woman Domiziano Arcangeli as Extra Structure Blurring the line between documentary and fiction, Intervista threads four films into one or a film-within-four-films: Film 1 is a television news report: Japanese journalists arrive on the set to interview Fellini and his crew preparing sets, location scouting, searching for actors, inspecting photographs, and shooting screen tests. Fellini, Anita Ekberg and Marcello Mastroianni appear as themselves. Film 2 is filmed autobiography: while interviewed by the Japanese, Fellini evokes memories (real or invented) of his first visit to Cinecittà in 1938 as a young journalist commissioned to interview a female matinee idol. Film 3 is the making of a non-existent movie at Cinecittà, an adaptation of