Rejecting “The Prom”-posal
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Man Who Check the Meter (1995)
The portly meter reader Crecenzio is first seen blowing up a building. The reasons for this drastic, desperate act provide the basis for the story, which is told in flashback.
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The portly meter reader Crecenzio is first seen blowing up a building. The reasons for this drastic, desperate act provide the basis for the story, which is told in flashback.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Gianni Molino, Stefano Incerti
In Theaters:1/1/1995
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Nutrimenti Terresti - Teatri Uniti, RAI, Istituto Luce Cinecittà
Cast
Stefano Incerti, Gianni Molino
Director
Antonino Iuorio
Crescenzio
Roberto De Francesco
Beniamino
Elodie Treccani
Giuliana
Renato Carpentieri
Il proprietario
Carmen Scivittaro
Madre di Crescenzio e Beniamino
Teresa Saponangelo
Valeria
Carlo Cerciello
Il portiere
Antonio Pennarella
Renato
Giancarlo Savino
Custode museo
Teresa Campana
Maestra coro
Rosanna De Martino
Assistente maga
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