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A wife of a pastor gets involved in lot of bed-hopping among the citizens of their pastoral town, which becomes even more complicated when it's revealed that one of them is an imposter.
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A wife of a pastor gets involved in lot of bed-hopping among the citizens of their pastoral town, which becomes even more complicated when it's revealed that one of them is an imposter.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Alfredo Rizzo, Piero Regnoli
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Romi Cinematografica
Cast
Alfredo Rizzo
Director
Piero Fabiani
Rocco (as Peter Fabian)
Guia Lauri Filzi
Angelina
Patrizia Rizzo
Cecilia
Jacques Stany
Vincenzo
Antonella Cancellieri
Elisa
Attilio Dottesio
Reverend Argonni
Dirce Funari
Diana the Daughter of Vincenzo
Sandro Ghiani
Gigetto
Dario Ghirardi
Tommaso
Gaetano Russo
Alberto
Rita De Angelis
Ursula
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