15 February 1950 Comedy 77 mins
A disguised thief talks himself into a countryside class fight immediately after WWII.
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Aldo Fabrizi as The thief
Lianella Carell as The woman of the church
Gabriele Ferzetti as The veteran
Giovanni Grasso as The brigadier
Mario Mazza as Agitator
Raimondo Van Riel as Il castellano
Virginia Balestrieri as La moglie
Vittorio Duse as Il figlio
Armando Guarnieri as Il sorvegliante
Marianne Hold as La figlia
Lia Grani as La vedova
Amerigo Santarelli as Agitatore
Arnaldo Mochetti as Agitatore
Sergio Bergamini Camera Operator
Alfredo Montori Production Design
Ezio Carabella Conductor
Luisa Alessandri First Assistant Director
Attilio Tosato Unit Manager
Armando Franci Production Manager
Italo Santoni Special Effects Technician
Mario Bonotti Editor
Piero Tellini Story
Piero Tellini Screenplay
Aldo Giordani Director of Photography
Aldo Fabrizi Screenplay
Aldo Fabrizi Director
Italy 15 February 1950
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