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Returning from his honeymoon, Marcella finds out she is pregnant. The to-be grandparents fight on where the baby will be born and on his name. The parents of the baby, tired of those fights, run away to Milan.
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Returning from his honeymoon, Marcella finds out she is pregnant. The to-be grandparents fight on where the baby will be born and on his name. The parents of the baby, tired of those fights, run away to Milan.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Mario Amendola, Aldo Fabrizi, Ruggero Maccari
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Sud Film Produzione Cinematografica
Cast
Mario Mattoli
Director
Aldo Fabrizi
Cesare Pinelli
Nino Taranto
Domenico Esposito
Ave Ninchi
Clelia Pinelli
Mario Riva
Il vigile
Luca Ronconi
Gennarino Esposito
Alice Sandro
Marcella Pinelli
Virgilio Riento
maresciallo
Margherita Bagni
signora Norma
Ferruccio Amendola
Alfredo Pinelli
Anna Campori
Carmela Esposito
Alberto Sorrentino
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