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Scapricciatiello
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Luigi Capuano, Enzo Turco, Giuseppe Mariani
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Romana Film
Cast
Luigi Capuano
Director
Fulvia Franco
Carmela
Elena Altieri
The Baroness Matilde, Renato's mother
Gabriele Tinti
The Baron Renato De Rosa / Scapricciatiello
Eva Vanicek
Maria Imparato
Corrado Annicelli
Alberto Aiello
Tecla Scarano
Assunta, la governante
Dante Maggio
Gennarino, il barbiere
Enzo Turco
Enzo, altro barbiere
Pasquale De Filippo
Pasquale, altro barbiere
Wando Tres
Gabriele Imparato
Pier Ugo Gragnani
Simone
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