30 November 1950 Comedy 93 mins
Antonio is the humble servant of a rich family governed by the Marquis Gastone. He is a young man madly in love with Lulu, but she betrays him, and he desperately enlist in the foreign legion.
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Totò as Antonio Sapone
Aroldo Tieri as Gastone
Ada Dondini as La marchesa
Tamara Lees as Antinea
Laura Gore as Lulù
Arnoldo Foà as Il matto
Mario Castellani as Il capo dei ribelli
Carlo Croccolo as Il cameriere
Lauretta De Lauri as Fatma
Kiki Urbani as La danzatrice araba
Cesare Polacco as Mohamed
Riccardo Billi as L'arabo della cella bianca
Ubaldo Lay as Il maggiore della legione
Carlo Duse as Un beduino
Ughetto Bertucci as Ludovico
Vittorio Metz Screenplay
Mario Mattoli Director
Marcello Marchesi Screenplay
Furio Scarpelli Screenplay
Giulio Manenti Producer
Totò Mignone Unit Manager
Vittorio Metz Story
Giuliana Attenni Editor
Nello Meniconi Production Secretary
Piero Filippone Production Design
Mariano Laurenti Script Supervisor
Leo Catozzo First Assistant Director
Luigi Gervasi Set Decoration
Armando Fragna Original Music Composer
Marcello Marchesi Story
Italy 30 November 1950
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