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Antonio Moruzzo is the son of a butcher with a passion for music and beautiful girls. The father wants him to study but he would rather run around the countryside and sing his songs.
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Antonio Moruzzo is the son of a butcher with a passion for music and beautiful girls. The father wants him to study but he would rather run around the countryside and sing his songs.
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Genre:Music, Comedy
Written By:Mario Amendola, Bruno Corbucci
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:West Film
Cast
Bruno Corbucci
Director
Little Tony
Antonio Moruzzo
Marisa Solinas
Giulia
Ferruccio Amendola
Sandro
Lucio Flauto
Marco
Pinuccio Ardia
Raffaele il Guappo
Anna Campori
Madre di Antonio
Geoffrey Copleston
J.K. Deline, Produttore
Oriana Fallaci
Herself
Jimmy il Fenomeno
Jimmy
Oreste Lionello
Franco
Raimondo Vianello
Fred Manzi, Detective
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