Fantozzi: White Collar Blues Trailer

Fantozzi: White Collar Blues Trailer (1975)

27 March 1975 Comedy 108 mins

A good-natured but unlucky Italian is constantly going on a difficult situations, but never lose his mood.

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Cast

Paolo Villaggio

as Ugo Fantozzi

Anna Mazzamauro

as Signorina Silvani

Gigi Reder

as Filini

Giuseppe Anatrelli

as Luciano Calboni

Umberto D'Orsi

as Count Diego Catellani

Liù Bosisio

as Pina Fantozzi

Dino Emanuelli

as Megaditta Employee

Plinio Fernando

as Mariangela Fantozzi

Paolo Paoloni

as Duke Count Maria Rita Vittorio Balabam

Elena Tricoli

as Countess Alfonsina Serbelloni Mazzanti Viendalmare

Pietro Zardini

as Fonelli

Artemio Antonini

as Rude Guy #2

Amerigo Alberani

as Megaditta Employee

Mirko Baiocchi

as Canello

Luciano Bonanni

as Japanese Restaurant Client

Arnaldo Colombaioni

as New Year Party Waiter

Crew

Joseph Nathanson

Joseph Nathanson Visual Effects

Claudio Bondi

Claudio Bondi Second Assistant Director

Roberto Brega

Roberto Brega Camera Operator

Cecilia Catalucci

Cecilia Catalucci Assistant Editor

Luigi Barnardini

Luigi Barnardini Assistant Camera

Franco Bixio

Franco Bixio Music Consultant

Vince Tempera

Vince Tempera Conductor

Fabio Frizzi

Original Music Composer

Paolo Franceschi

Paolo Franceschi Hairstylist

Nello Giorgetti

Nello Giorgetti Assistant Set Decoration

Marcello Meniconi

Marcello Meniconi Assistant Makeup Artist

Angela Bordi

Angela Bordi Assistant Editor

International Titles

Zrození pana účetního Trailer

Fantozzi Trailer

International Releases Dates

Germany 21 May 1976

Italy 27 March 1975

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