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Paolo the Cool
A baron, nicknamed Paolo il caldo (Paul the Hot One) because of his womanizing, asks his son, on his deathbed, to leave women alone and only think about work. The son tries hard but only gets into trouble.
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A baron, nicknamed Paolo il caldo (Paul the Hot One) because of his womanizing, asks his son, on his deathbed, to leave women alone and only think about work. The son tries hard but only gets into trouble.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Marino Onorati, Ciccio Ingrassia
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Ingra Cinematografica
Cast
Ciccio Ingrassia
Director
Franco Franchi
Paolino Pastorino detto Tino
Ileana Riganò
Lucia
Guido Leontini
The husband
Ciccio Ingrassia
Franz Mandraky / Voice of Paolo il caldo
Tino Scotti
Commendator Galbusera
Mimmo Baldi
Filippo
Isabella Biagini
Rich woman
Linda Sini
Countess Manescalchi
Elio Crovetto
Padre Piranha
Grazia Di Marzà
Aunt of Paolo
Franco Spanò
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