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Our Italian Husband (2006)
When Vincenzo Scocozza , an Italian immigrant sculptor living and working in Manhattan, weds the expectant Charlene Taylor, it over complicates his life for he is already married
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When Vincenzo Scocozza , an Italian immigrant sculptor living and working in Manhattan, weds the expectant Charlene Taylor, it over complicates his life for he is already married
Rating:
Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Ilaria Borrelli
In Theaters:4/21/2006
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Senza Pictures, Coast to Coast, Cristaldi Pictures
Cast
Ilaria Borrelli
Director
Maria Grazia Cucinotta
Maria Scocozza
Pierfrancesco Favino
Vincenzo Scocozza
Brooke Shields
Charlene Taylor
Chevy Chase
Paul Parmesan
Diego Serrano
Raul
Franco Javarone
Don Peppino
Giovanni Rienzo
garzone di Don Peppino
James Falzone
Ciro Scocozza
Lauren Martin
Lucetta Scocozza
Jillian Stacom
Bibi Taylor
Regina Senatore
madre di Vincenzo
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