Peggio per me... meglio per te Trailer (1967)
03 April 1967 Comedy, Music 98 mins
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03 April 1967 Comedy, Music 98 mins
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Bruno Corbucci Director
Bruno Corbucci Screenplay
Dino Verde Screenplay
Edmondo Amati Producer
Willy Brezza Original Music Composer
Riccardo Pallottini Director of Photography
Italy 03 April 1967
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