A bumbling police officer suffers a series of demotions, but is determined to prove his worth. At last, he is assigned to an important case—or so he believes, since his colleagues are actually using him as bait. Despite everything, his contribution proves decisive, but even more decisive is that of his wife, a formidable karate champion, amid mistaken identities, brawls, and other complications. To display the long-awaited recognition he has earned, however, the police sergeant has to award it to himself, with the help of a porter.
Mario Forges Davanzati
Director
Lino Banfi
Brigadiere Pasquale Zagaria
Francesca Romana Coluzzi
Pupetta
Aldo Giuffrè
Zoppas
Rosario Borelli
comm. Nelli
Sal Borgese
sicario di Zoppas
Gabriella Andreini
complice di Zoppas
Luca Sportelli
Contadino
Renzo Marignano
Under-secretary
Francesco Ager
Ignazio Bevilacqua
sicario di Zoppas
Ines Pellegrini
Bianca, prostituta e amante di Zoppas
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