'American Fiction' Speaks Truth
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He Who Hesitates Is Lost
After their boss' death, two clerks eagerly await the arrival of the next one, each one of them hoping to become the apple of his eye. They compete in every possible way to impress him, which causes lots of trouble and many misunderstandings.
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After their boss' death, two clerks eagerly await the arrival of the next one, each one of them hoping to become the apple of his eye. They compete in every possible way to impress him, which causes lots of trouble and many misunderstandings.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Bruno Corbucci, Mario Guerra, Giovanni Grimaldi, Luciano Martino, Dino De Palma
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Titanus, Cineproduzione Emo Bistolfi
Cast
Sergio Corbucci
Director
Totò
Antonio Guardalavecchia
Peppino De Filippo
Giuseppe Colabona
Aroldo Tieri
Matteo Rossi
Luigi De Filippo
Donato Cavallo
Alberto Lionello
Mario Rossi
Alberto Talegalli
il cliente che protesta
Angela Portaluri
Iole, figlia di Guardalavecchia
Mario Castellani
Commendator Pasquetti
Lia Zoppelli
Giulia, sorella del Comm. Pasquetti
Jacqueline Pierreux
Teresa, moglie di Colabona
Luigi Pavese
Cesare Santoro
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