Straccio, a young acrobat, wants to free his beloved Julia, held prisoner in the tyrant's castle. He designs a good plan, and develops it with the help of his three friends, Pietro, Bitonto, and Gatto Mammone. When he thinks he achieved both his ends - overthrowing Fregonese from power, and winning Julia's love - he finds that his countrymen cupidity for the tyrant's gold is more difficult to deal with.
Gianfranco Parolini
Director
Dean Reed
Straccio
Ignazio Spalla
Pietro
Aldo Canti
Gatto Mammone
Sal Borgese
Bitonto
Mario Brega
Fregonese the Tyrant
Fany Sakantany
Julia
Marcella Di Falco
Gastaldo the Eunuch Servant
Carlo Tamberlani
Prior of the Monastery
Manuel Serrano
Murieta
George Wang
Koyo
Franco Ukmar
Captain of the Guard
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