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A Monster and a Half
A thief steals a suitcase but it contains a corpse and the thief is sentenced, but is released by the robbed doctor, who then subjects him to a facial plastic that makes him equal to a criminal.
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A thief steals a suitcase but it contains a corpse and the thief is sentenced, but is released by the robbed doctor, who then subjects him to a facial plastic that makes him equal to a criminal.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sandro Continenza, Steno
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Adelphia Compagnia Cinematografica
Cast
Steno
Director
Ciccio Ingrassia
Paolo il professore
Franco Franchi
Franco \ Cesarone
Margaret Lee
Christine
Alberto Bonucci
Prof. Carogni
Susanna Clemm
La contessa
Anna Maria Bottini
Barbara
Lena von Martens
Signorina Marini
Giuseppe Pertile
Guardiano della prigione
Consalvo Dell'Arti
Guardiano aggiunto
Renato Terra
Mario Frera
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