“Bad Trip” But An Excellent Comedy
Partners in crime, Eric Andre and Lil Rel Howery road trip from Florida to NYC.
The Swindle
A rude Roman policeman Nico Giraldi and an English detective team up in search of a gang that has carried out an enormous fraud against the Lloyd's of London.
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A rude Roman policeman Nico Giraldi and an English detective team up in search of a gang that has carried out an enormous fraud against the Lloyd's of London.
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Genre:Crime, Comedy
Written By:Mario Amendola, Bruno Corbucci
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Cinemaster
Cast
Bruno Corbucci
Director
Tomas Milian
Nico Giraldi
David Hemmings
Robert Clayton
Anna Cardini
ragazza nell'inseguimento
Alberto Farnese
avvocato Ferrante
Bombolo
Franco 'Venticello' Bertarelli
Massimo Vanni
brigadiere Gargiulo
Leo Gullotta
Tarcisio Pollaroli "Er Fibbia"
Antonio De Leo
Mylord
Marcello Martana
maresciallo Trentini
Roberto Alessandri
Aldo "Er Picchio" Proietti
Marcello Verziera
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