The Payoff
Sasà Jovine (Nino Manfredi) is a self-styled lawyer involved in petty businesses with Neapolitan mobsters (camorristi). When one of his clients, don Michele Miletti (Paolo Stoppa) offers him a huge bribe (mazzetta) to search for his daughter who disappeared mysteriously taking with her some hot documents, Sasà finds himself trapped into a spiral of homicides.
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Sasà Jovine (Nino Manfredi) is a self-styled lawyer involved in petty businesses with Neapolitan mobsters (camorristi). When one of his clients, don Michele Miletti (Paolo Stoppa) offers him a huge bribe (mazzetta) to search for his daughter who disappeared mysteriously taking with her some hot documents, Sasà finds himself trapped into a spiral of homicides.
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Genre:Crime, Comedy
Written By:Elvio Porta, Dino Maiuri, Attilio Veraldi, Luciano De Crescenzo, Massimo De Rita
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Filmauro
Cast
Sergio Corbucci
Director
Nino Manfredi
Sasà Iovine
Paolo Stoppa
Don Michele Miletti
Marisa Laurito
Luisella
Gennaro Di Napoli
Nicola Casali
Imma Piro
Giulia Miletti
Marisa Merlini
Elena Miletti
Sal Borgese
Ugo Tognazzi
Il Commissario Assenza
Pietro De Vico
Guardiano posteggio auto
Giacomo Furia
Lilly Furia
Signora Catelli
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