Song That's Playing In My Head (Zum Zum Zum) Trailer

Song That's Playing In My Head (Zum Zum Zum) Trailer (1969)

13 February 1969 Comedy, Music 95 mins

The sons of a music-loving insurance broker take extreme measures to find happiness for themselves and others, with some help from the power of music.

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Cast

Little Tony

as Tony Bertozzini

Isabella Savona

as Rosalia Caputo

Walter Brugiolo

as Carletto Bertozzini

Dolores Palumbo

as Tosca Bertozzini

Enzo Cannavale

as Filippo

Vittorio Congia

as Vittorio

Enrico Montesano

as Enrico 'Camomilla'

Orietta Berti

as Suor Teresa

Pippo Baudo

as Himself

Peppino De Filippo

as Peppino Bertozzini

Lino Banfi

as Hotel receptionist

Gianfranco D'Angelo

as Party presentator

Nino Terzo

as Filiberto Caputo

Luca Sportelli

as Sor Ignazio

Mario Meniconi

as Padre di Enrico

Crew

Willy Brezza

Original Music Composer

Rosanna Andreoni

Rosanna Andreoni Costume Design

Fausto Zuccoli

Fausto Zuccoli Director of Photography

Giusy Bovino

Giusy Bovino Hairstylist

Maurizio Biasini

Maurizio Biasini Production Secretary

Thomas Sagone

Thomas Sagone Production Manager

Willy Brezza

Willy Brezza Conductor

Vanda Tuzzi

Vanda Tuzzi Script Supervisor

Adolfo Troiani

Adolfo Troiani Assistant Camera

International Releases Dates

France 21 April 2021

Italy 13 February 1969

Production Companies

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