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A Walk in Time
While visiting Universal Studios in Hollywood along with their respective families, two Italian tourists get on a real time machine and got lost in time. Professor Mortimer effort to rescue them result in trips through various ages of ancient Italy.
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While visiting Universal Studios in Hollywood along with their respective families, two Italian tourists get on a real time machine and got lost in time. Professor Mortimer effort to rescue them result in trips through various ages of ancient Italy.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Carlo Vanzina, Enrico Vanzina
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Filmauro
Cast
Carlo Vanzina
Director
Christian De Sica
Ascanio Colonna
Massimo Boldi
Walter Colombo
Dean Jones
Professor Mortimer
Marco Messeri
Lorenzo il Magnifico
Ela Weber
Natasha
Veronica Logan
Michela
Brando De Sica
Asprenio Orsini Varaldo
Virginie Marsan
Giusy Colombo
Erica Beltrami
Gina Colombo
Gea Martire
Rosanna Orsini Varaldo; Antonietta, madre di Rosanna
Manuela Arcuri
Rosanna da giovane
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