Accidenti alla guerra! Trailer (1948)
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Cast
Nino Taranto as Michele Coniglio
Luisa Rossi as Greta von Grey
Galeazzo Benti as F23
Enzo Turco as F24
Crew
Giorgio Simonelli Director
International Releases Dates
Italy 15 December 1948
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