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Mariana and Domenico are on the run from her jealous boyfriend who just happens to be an over-jealous professional football player.
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Mariana and Domenico are on the run from her jealous boyfriend who just happens to be an over-jealous professional football player.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Romolo Guerrieri, Franco Verucci, Sergio Martino
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Medusa Distribuzione, National Cinematografica, Nuova Dania Cinematografica
Cast
Sergio Martino
Director
Lino Banfi
Domenico Petruzzelli
Edwige Fenech
Marianna Tribalzi
Gianni Cavina
Gabriele Arcangeli
Marisa Merlini
Zaira, la madre di Marianna
Milena Vukotić
Elena Petruzzelli
Filippo Evangelisti
Aristide Petruzzelli
Armando Brancia
Cardinale Libotte
Luigi Leoni
Don Giacinto
Maurizio Tocchi
Ulrico
Marina Bellini
Giovanna
Salvatore Iacono
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