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Mr. Billion (1977)
An Italian mechanic finds that he has inherited a billion-dollar company from his dead uncle, but he needs to be in San Francisco in 20 days to sign over the will. In the meantime, he is chased by kidnappers and the affected corporation's president.
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An Italian mechanic finds that he has inherited a billion-dollar company from his dead uncle, but he needs to be in San Francisco in 20 days to sign over the will. In the meantime, he is chased by kidnappers and the affected corporation's president.
Rating:PG
Genre:Action, Comedy
Written By:Jonathan Kaplan, Ken Friedman
In Theaters:3/3/1977
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Pantheon Films
Cast
Jonathan Kaplan
Director
Terence Hill
Guido Falcone
Valerie Perrine
Rosie Jones
Jackie Gleason
John Cutler
Slim Pickens
Duane Hawkins
William Redfield
Leopold Lacy
Chill Wills
Col. Clayton T. Winkle
Dick Miller
Bernie
R.G. Armstrong
Sheriff T.C. Bishop
Kate Heflin
Lucy
Sam Laws
Pops Dinwitty
Johnny Ray McGhee
Carnell Dinwitty
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