“The Invite” Will Make You Stress Eat
The Invite is witty, dramatic, funny, and probably the best comedy released this year so far.
Madly in Love
Cristina is a rich, spoiled princess visiting Rome with her royal parents. The mission of their visit is to marry her off to a super-wealthy corporate type and thereby start to turn around the losses their small kingdom is experiencing in its casino business. These less-than-noble intentions get derailed when Barnaba, a zany bus driver enters their lives and falls madly in love with the gorgeous Cristina. He is nuts enough to succeed in this romantic chase after royalty, as love seems to fuel his determination to rid Cristina of her elitism and to make her see his own irrepressible attractions.
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Cristina is a rich, spoiled princess visiting Rome with her royal parents. The mission of their visit is to marry her off to a super-wealthy corporate type and thereby start to turn around the losses their small kingdom is experiencing in its casino business. These less-than-noble intentions get derailed when Barnaba, a zany bus driver enters their lives and falls madly in love with the gorgeous Cristina. He is nuts enough to succeed in this romantic chase after royalty, as love seems to fuel his determination to rid Cristina of her elitism and to make her see his own irrepressible attractions.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Pipolo, Franco Castellano
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Intercapital
Cast
Pipolo, Castellano
Director
Adriano Celentano
Barnaba Cecchini
Ornella Muti
Principessa Cristina
Adolfo Celi
Gustavo VI di San Tulipe
Milla Sannoner
Betsy, la consorte di Gustavo VI
Enzo Garinei
console, segretario di Gustavo
Corrado Olmi
sindaco di Roma
Franco Diogene
capo cameriere
Dino Cassio
vigile urbano
Tiberio Murgia
venditore di tappeti
Silvia Ferluga
cartomante
Luigi Castejon
segretario ambasciatore
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