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Due mamme di troppo
Gabry and Lellè are two mothers who are temperamentally opposites. The first is a woman of the aristocracy, refined and in the latest fashion, while the second is a woman originally from the south who, after losing her husband, moved to Turin to work as a professional masseuse, finding Lellè among her clients. . The situation takes an unexpected turn when Rita, Lellè's daughter, falls madly in love with Alessandro, a career manager and Gabry's son. A bond between the two that is hindered by the maternal figures, ready for anything as long as that marriage doesn't hap
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Gabry and Lellè are two mothers who are temperamentally opposites. The first is a woman of the aristocracy, refined and in the latest fashion, while the second is a woman originally from the south who, after losing her husband, moved to Turin to work as a professional masseuse, finding Lellè among her clients. . The situation takes an unexpected turn when Rita, Lellè's daughter, falls madly in love with Alessandro, a career manager and Gabry's son. A bond between the two that is hindered by the maternal figures, ready for anything as long as that marriage doesn't hap
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, TV Movie
Written By:Stefano Ceccarelli, Paola Pascolini
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Antonello Grimaldi
Director
Angela Finocchiaro
Gabry Terrani du Bessè
Lunetta Savino
Lellè Pelliconi
Giorgio Pasotti
Alessandro Terrani
Sabrina Impacciatore
Rita Pelliconi
Rüdiger Vogler
Thorwaldsen
Angela Goodwin
Nonna Terrani
Barbara Matera
Viola
Paolo Bessegato
Giorgio Terrani
Ira Fronten
Assuncion
Paola Lavini
insegnante de Nardis
Lucia Rossi
Marica
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