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The Traffic Policeman
An unemployed man gets a job as traffic policeman but the traffic in the big city creates innumerous problems for the poor guy.
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An unemployed man gets a job as traffic policeman but the traffic in the big city creates innumerous problems for the poor guy.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ugo Guerra, Luigi Zampa, Rodolfo Sonego
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Royal Film
Cast
Luigi Zampa
Director
Alberto Sordi
Otello Celletti
Marisa Merlini
Amalia Celletti
Vittorio De Sica
Il sindaco
Riccardo Garrone
Il tenente dei vigili
Mara Berni
Amante del comandante
Carlo Pisacane
Padre di Otello
Mario Riva
Himself
Sylva Koscina
Herself
Nando Bruno
cognato di Otello
Lia Zoppelli
Moglie del sindaco
Franco Di Trocchio
figlio di Otello
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