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The Legend of Al, John and Jack
Hapless Depression-era gangsters Al, John and Jack find out their boss wants to get rid of them and come up with a plan to sell him to the FBI, but Al's short-term memory loss could make it difficult.
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Hapless Depression-era gangsters Al, John and Jack find out their boss wants to get rid of them and come up with a plan to sell him to the FBI, but Al's short-term memory loss could make it difficult.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Paolo Cananzi, Massimo Venier, Aldo Baglio, Walter Fontana, Giacomo Poretti, Giovanni Storti
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Medusa Film, A.Gi.Di.
Cast
Massimo Venier, Aldo Baglio, Giovanni Storti, Giacomo Poretti
Director
Aldo Baglio
Al / Herbert
Giovanni Storti
John
Giacomo Poretti
Jack
Aldo Maccione
The Boss
Antonio Catania
Fred, the cook
Giovanni Esposito
Frank "Contropelo"
Ivano Marescotti
Police Captain
Frank Crudele
Sam "Mani di merda"
Giovanni Cacioppo
Tom "Schiena di legno"
Paolo Dell'Orto
Null.
Marco Beretta
Ben
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