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The lawyer Pio has the personality of an earthworm. The priest assigns him, as a driver, the rather prejudiced Amedeo, rough manners and unlikely clothes. The second will wake up the first.
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The lawyer Pio has the personality of an earthworm. The priest assigns him, as a driver, the rather prejudiced Amedeo, rough manners and unlikely clothes. The second will wake up the first.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Pio D'Antini, Amedeo Grieco, Gennaro Nunziante
In Theaters:
Box Office:$4,545,922
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Fremantle Italia, The Apartment Pictures, Vision Distribution
Cast
Gennaro Nunziante
Director
Pio D'Antini
Pio D’Antini
Amedeo Grieco
Amedeo Grieco
Francesca Valtorta
Borromea
Nicola Rignanese
Carmelo Laino
Christina Andrea Rosamilia
Davide / Laura
Claudio Bigagli
Don Boschin
Rodolfo Corsato
Sergio Bastelli
Angelo Duro
Claudia Delli Noci
Claudia
Nicola Ciccariello
Scaglioni
Federica Cifola
Cristina
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