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The Persian Lamb Coat
Piero arrives in Paris from Luino after having won a pool tournament with friends. In the train he meets the famous place Ramazzini and has so many incidents that culminated with his arrest and the confiscation by the commissioner Juvet. Released, find randomly hospitality at the madame Lenormand and know the great painter Valentine. Both women are tied up, as a wife and lover, Maurice, in prison for robbery. A day Piero wears a mistake and the coat of astrakhan, Maurice, and then...
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Piero arrives in Paris from Luino after having won a pool tournament with friends. In the train he meets the famous place Ramazzini and has so many incidents that culminated with his arrest and the confiscation by the commissioner Juvet. Released, find randomly hospitality at the madame Lenormand and know the great painter Valentine. Both women are tied up, as a wife and lover, Maurice, in prison for robbery. A day Piero wears a mistake and the coat of astrakhan, Maurice, and then...
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Marco Vicario, Alessandro Parenzo
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Studio:Vides Cinematografica, Les Films Ariane
Cast
Marco Vicario
Director
Johnny Dorelli
Piero / Maurice
Andréa Ferréol
Maria Lenormand
Marcel Bozzuffi
Commissario Juvet
Carole Bouquet
Valentine
Sergio Ciulli
Uno degli amici di Piero
Ninetto Davoli
Uno dei ladri
Paolo Bonacelli
Ferdinando
Quinto Parmeggiani
Lo scrittore
Enzo Robutti
Ramazzini, lo iettatore
Nanni Svampa
Uno degli amici di Piero
Christian Bouillette
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