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Lisa with the Blue Eyes
A university student, Mario Buongiovanni, tries to do various jobs to pay for his studies: selling encyclopedias, singing in night clubs, being a tour guide. He then became a science teacher in a female college, where he met Lisa, the daughter of a Lombard industrialist, whom he fell in love with. But Lisa's father, unfortunately, already has in mind for her a marriage with a very rich suitor ...
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A university student, Mario Buongiovanni, tries to do various jobs to pay for his studies: selling encyclopedias, singing in night clubs, being a tour guide. He then became a science teacher in a female college, where he met Lisa, the daughter of a Lombard industrialist, whom he fell in love with. But Lisa's father, unfortunately, already has in mind for her a marriage with a very rich suitor ...
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Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Renzo Genta
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Mondial Televisione Film
Cast
Bruno Corbucci
Director
Silvia Dionisio
Lisa Prandi
Mario Tessuto
Mario Bongiovanni
Vittorio Congia
Enrico de Simone
Piero Mazzarella
Gino Prandi
Stelvio Rosi
Luca Castellotti
Rosita Pisano
School caretaker
Nino Terzo
il cuoco Carmelino
Pietro De Vico
agente della polizia stradale
Edith Peters
cuoca di colore
Lino Banfi
Pasquale - the presenter
Elio Crovetto
Giovanni, l'autista
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