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Matrimonio alle Bahamas
Getting ready for the wedding that will unite two very different families- the humble Italian taxi driver Cristoforo Colombo and his wife Rosy, and the rich Italian-Americans Alessandro and Patricia Di Giacomo.
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Getting ready for the wedding that will unite two very different families- the humble Italian taxi driver Cristoforo Colombo and his wife Rosy, and the rich Italian-Americans Alessandro and Patricia Di Giacomo.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Enrico Vanzina, Carlo Vanzina
In Theaters:
Box Office:$9,814,000
Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Medusa Film
Cast
Claudio Risi
Director
Massimo Boldi
Cristoforo Colombo
Anna Maria Barbera
Rosy Colombo
Enzo Salvi
Oscar Corleone
Bruno Arena
Bruno
Max Cavallari
Max
Biagio Izzo
Al Di Giacomo
Lucrezia Piaggio
Valentina Colombo
Loredana De Nardis
Lory
Victoria Silvstedt
Patricia Di Giacomo
Donald French
Bob Di Giacomo
Lodovica Mairè Rogati
Pamela
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