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Giovanni peddles useless pens in the streets of Rome with his sidekick Francesco, but his college-student daughter thinks he is a rich industrialist. She falls in love with a rich guy and when her father tells her the trust about their financial situation she drops her fiance and refuses food. Luckily, the guy's parents give their consent to the marriage anyway.
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Giovanni peddles useless pens in the streets of Rome with his sidekick Francesco, but his college-student daughter thinks he is a rich industrialist. She falls in love with a rich guy and when her father tells her the trust about their financial situation she drops her fiance and refuses food. Luckily, the guy's parents give their consent to the marriage anyway.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Aldo Fabrizi, Ruggero Maccari, Mario Amendola
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Società Italiana Cines, Imperial Film
Cast
Carlo Borghesio
Director
Aldo Fabrizi
Giovanni Bellini
Peppino De Filippo
Ciccillo
Giulia Rubini
Giulietta Bellini
Carlo Ninchi
Pietro Carletti
Germana Paolieri
Signora Carletti
Giacomo Furia
Vincenzo, il sarto
Ilse Peterson
Albertina Carletti
Loris Gizzi
L'ingegnere
Leonardo Botta
Enrico Carletti
Vincenzo Talarico
Lorenzucci
Mario Siletti
Il giudice Settimio
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