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The Noon Vigilante
Franco is abandoned by his wife and daughter who wrongly accuse him of being a wimp. Besides he's bossed around and sexually harassed at work. He decides to take justice into his own hands and get rough with the world. He soon gets his family's respect back.
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Franco is abandoned by his wife and daughter who wrongly accuse him of being a wimp. Besides he's bossed around and sexually harassed at work. He decides to take justice into his own hands and get rough with the world. He soon gets his family's respect back.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Mario Amendola, Bruno Corbucci
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Clodio Cinematografica
Cast
Mario Amendola
Director
Franco Franchi
Franco Gabbiani
Ombretta De Carlo
Agata
Aldo Puglisi
Fernando
Maria Antonietta Beluzzi
signorina Barzuacchi
Guido Cerniglia
prof. Dardanelli
Gigi Ballista
direttore Filiberto Rossetti
Franco Diogene
il vigile corrotto Nardini
Alberto Farnese
signor Lorenzi
Raf Luca
ingegnere Balloria
Mario Pisu
capo della polizia
Eleonora Morana
suora in ospedale
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