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Beautiful, Rich, Slight Physical Defect, Seeks Soulmate
Michele, married to Rosaria, is a distinguished Neapolitan who "by profession" contacts only wealthy women, making her believe she wants to marry her to get money to disappear with. With this method he feeds his family.
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Michele, married to Rosaria, is a distinguished Neapolitan who "by profession" contacts only wealthy women, making her believe she wants to marry her to get money to disappear with. With this method he feeds his family.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Nando Cicero, Sandro Continenza, Giancarlo Fusco
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Goriz Film
Cast
Nando Cicero
Director
Carlo Giuffrè
Michele Fiore
Marisa Mell
Paola
Erika Blanc
Rosaria Fiore
Gina Rovere
Francesca 'Checca' Amatucci
Elena Fiore
Teresa Pescosolido
Maria Cumani Quasimodo
la madre di Teresa
Renato Pinciroli
signor Fiore, il padre di Michele
Renato Malavasi
l'anziano nemico del signor Fiore
Rita Di Lernia
Barbara Herrera
Alfonso Tomas
il commissario
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