Ai vostri ordini, signora... Trailer

Ai vostri ordini, signora... Trailer (1939)

15 February 1939 Comedy 72 mins

The young and poor Pietro Haguet accepts a job offer from the rich Marion, who wants to free herself from the suffocating presence of so many suitors, evidently interested only in her assets. Pietro's job therefore consists in posing as her boyfriend. Then things change and the two fake boyfriends discover that they are really in love with each other.

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Cast

Vittorio De Sica

as Pietro Haguet

Enrico Viarisio

as Paolo Vernisset

Ernesto Almirante

as Lorot, impiegato del notaio

Elena Altieri

as Ginette

Enzo Biliotti

as Fleyry Vallee

Lauro Gazzolo

as Cameriere d'albergo

Luigi Pavese

as Maitre d'hotel

Pina Renzi

as Madame Bagnol

Giuditta Rissone

as Eveline Watron

Luis Mottura

as Giuliano

Crew

Arturo Gallea

Arturo Gallea Director of Photography

Piero Filippone

Piero Filippone Production Design

Arnaldo Foresti

Arnaldo Foresti Production Design

International Releases Dates

Italy 15 February 1939

Production Companies

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