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Hands Off Me!
In his first feature, great Italian clown Totò plays a carefree tramp moving from job to job, in order to provide for himself and his young Shirley Temple-like protégée.
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In his first feature, great Italian clown Totò plays a carefree tramp moving from job to job, in order to provide for himself and his young Shirley Temple-like protégée.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Guglielmo Giannini
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Titanus
Cast
Gero Zambuto
Director
Totò
Conte Toto di Torretota
Erzsi Paál
Eva Flastorny
Franco Coop
Vincenzino
Tina Pica
Giulia
Oreste Bilancia
Gerolamo Battaglia
Miranda Bonansea
La bambina
Luigi Erminio D'Olivo
Il direttore d'orchestra
Alfredo Martinelli
Un accompagnatore nel locale notturno
Alfredo De Antoni
Cesare Polacco
Il capomastro
Adelmo Cocco
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