Five episodes: A professor decides to murder her husband to win a woman. A hotelier seduces a boarder. A man convinces a friend to marry his lover, so as not to arouse his wife's suspicions. A man borrows money from a loan shark to pay for the services of his wife. Two couples try in vain to take a trip to the seaside.
Gianni Puccini
Director
Eleonora Rossi Drago
Lisa Bollati (segment "Il vedovo bianco")
Britt Semand
Caterina (segment "Il vedovo bianco")
Philippe Leroy
Giovanni Bollati (segment "Il vedovo bianco")
Franco Franchi
Franco (segment "Un uomo corretto")
Ciccio Ingrassia
Ciccio (segment "Un uomo corretto")
Riccardo Garrone
Carlo (segment "Una casa rispettabile")
Lena von Martens
Emma (segment "Una casa rispettabile")
Barbara Steele
Contessa Bardi-Stucchi (segment "Divorzio italo-americano")
Raimondo Vianello
Santino Corleoni (segment "Divorzio italo-americano")
Toni Ucci
Giulio (segment "Una domenica d'agosto")
Vittorio Congia
Armando (segment "Una domenica d'agosto")
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