Caruso Pascoski (di padre polacco) Trailer

Caruso Pascoski (di padre polacco) Trailer (1988)

16 December 1988 Comedy 103 mins

Psychiatrist Caruso is arguably as nutty as his patients. He can remember at two years old being completely besotted by the charms of a naked girl. Even today, he can think of little else besides sex, sex, sex.

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Cast

Francesco Nuti

as Caruso Pascoski

Clarissa Burt

as Giulia

Ricky Tognazzi

as Edoardo Mariotti

Antonio Petrocelli

as Mario, l'avvocato buono

Novello Novelli

as Il maresciallo

Giovanni Nannini

as Il Giudice

Maurizio Frittelli

as l'avvocato cattivo

Lorenzo Ariani

as il bambino con la pistola

Umberto Angelucci

as il padre di Caruso

Gianna Sammarco

as la madre di Caruso

Margherita Nuti

as Pascoskino

Carlo Monni

as L'uomo che russa

Narcisa Bonati

as il custode dei gabinetti

Giovanni Veronesi

as il secchione

Luigi Frosali

as il barista pazzo

Massimo Salvianti

as direttore del Bar

Crew

Francesco Fantacci

Francesco Fantacci Production Manager

Umberto Angelucci

Umberto Angelucci First Assistant Director

Enrico Lucidi

Enrico Lucidi Camera Operator

Pietro Caliandro

Pietro Caliandro Administration

Paolo Vandini

Paolo Vandini Line Producer

Patrizia Zulini

Patrizia Zulini Script Supervisor

Sandro Borni

Sandro Borni Still Photographer

International Releases Dates

Germany 06 July 1989

Italy 16 December 1988

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