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Il tallone di Achille
Tino Scotti plays a man who is tricked into trying to kill himself. When all his attempts fail, he is believed to be immortal.
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Tino Scotti plays a man who is tricked into trying to kill himself. When all his attempts fail, he is believed to be immortal.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ruggero Maccari, Mario Amendola
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Titanus
Cast
Ruggero Maccari, Mario Amendola
Director
Tino Scotti
Achille Rosso
Tamara Lees
Sonia
Paolo Stoppa
Lo Strozzino Serafino
Marisa Merlini
Zizì
Aroldo Tieri
Il pazzo della reincarnazione
Tecla Scarano
Stella Piccola
Luigi Pavese
Dottor Paridi
Lauro Gazzolo
Ingegnere Felix
Xenia Valderi
La giornalista
Loris Gizzi
Psicanalista Gregorius
Titina De Filippo
La cantoniera di Roma-Orte
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