Anna Tredicesimo, wife of Luigi Tredicesimo of Santa Ninfa (Trapani), introduces herself to the private investigator Lionel Lionelli and instructs him to recover some red briefs, purchased by her jealous husband in Paris, and lost by her during a loving meeting with the heartthrob fetishist Gianni Agazzi. Lionel, recommended by his friend ten. Sheridan, begins the research and chases the panties from Agazzi to Lola Lola Bis, a stripper, and from this to Iolanda, Ennio's girlfriend, member of Hell's Angels. Lionelli, a bungler by nature, finds the path difficult and also dangerous because, as he will learn very late, a microfilm with a secret chemical formula is hidden in the briefs and, consequently, his steps are constantly followed by men of the boss Goran , master of Titan.
Roberto Bianchi Montero
Director
Oreste Lionello
Lionel Lionelli
Ubaldo Lay
Sheridan
Elena Veronese
Elena
Aldina Martano
Lola Lola bis
Orchidea De Santis
Anna Tredicesimo
Giacomo Furia
Police commissioner
Claudio Gora
Goran
Carla Mancini
Cloak-room attendant
Roberto Messina
Fulvio Mingozzi
Goran Henchman
Paola Senatore
Jolanda
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