Don't Ever Leave Me
A young singer secretly gets married since he does not want to let his fans down. After a while the gutter press make up a love story which seriously worries his young bride.
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A young singer secretly gets married since he does not want to let his fans down. After a while the gutter press make up a love story which seriously worries his young bride.
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Genre:Music, Comedy
Written By:Bruno Corbucci, Giovanni Grimaldi
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Mondial Televisione Film
Cast
Ettore Maria Fizzarotti
Director
Laura Efrikian
Carla Todisco
Gianni Morandi
Gianni Traimonti
Anna Maria Polani
Isabel de Villalba
Nino Taranto
Ten. Antonio Todisco
Gino Bramieri
Gino Traimonti
Dolores Palumbo
Santina Todisco
Aroldo Tieri
Neris
Raffaele Pisu
Raffaele Traimonti
Enrico Viarisio
The Colonel
Vittorio Congia
Nando Tazza
Stelvio Rosi
Giorgio
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