Blessed Are the Rich Trailer (1972)

30 August 1972 Comedy 95 mins

Two brothers-in-law, a smuggler and the other traffic policeman, get hold of a large sum of money, destined for illegal exportation to Switzerland, after the courier is killed in a fire fight with the border police. The owners of the money, which occupy an important social position, try in every way to recover it, also leveraging the weakness of the policeman. After the petty betrayal of his brother-in-law, the smuggler decides to keep all the money and flee to Switzerland.

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Cast

Paolo Villaggio as Augusto

Lino Toffolo as Geremia

Sylva Koscina as Contessa

Eugene Walter as Sindaco

Enzo Robutti as Direttore di banca

Gigi Ballista as Commendatore

Neda Arnerić as Lucia

Olga Bisera as La moglie del sindaco

Enrica Bonaccorti as Adele, la cameriera

Edda Ferronao as Madre di Lucia

Piero Vida as Prete

Bruno Degni as Un amico (uncredited)

Silvio Klein as Un amico (uncredited)

Filippo La Neve as Giorgetti (uncredited)

Maurizio Streccioni as Un amico (uncredited)

Crew

Salvatore Samperi Director

Sandro Continenza Screenplay

Aldo Lado Screenplay

Salvatore Samperi Screenplay

Goffredo Massetti Assistant Set Decoration

Antonietta Caputo Hairstylist

Aldo Lado Story

Oddone Bernardini Assistant Camera

Alvaro Rossi Makeup Artist

Salvatore Samperi Story

Eleonora Pallottini Script Supervisor

Luigi Filippo Carta Camera Operator

Maurizio Marvisi Production Manager

Stefano Rolla First Assistant Director

Angelo Samperi Still Photographer

International Releases Dates

Italy 30 August 1972

Production Companies

Clesi Cinematografica

Verona Produzione

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