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The Usual Idiots: The Movie
A movie based on the italian sitcom "I Soliti Idioti".
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A movie based on the italian sitcom "I Soliti Idioti".
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Fabrizio Biggio, Martino Ferro, Francesco Mandelli
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Taodue Film
Cast
Enrico Lando
Director
Fabrizio Biggio
Gianluca De Ceglie / Gisella Franchi / Fabio Rizzi / Giampietro Bianchi
Francesco Mandelli
Ruggero De Ceglie / Sebastiano Credici / Fabio Rizzato / Marialuce Bianchi
Mădălina Ghenea
Messalina, Irina Tjianchikova
Valeria Bilello
Ragazza del bordello
Giordano De Plano
Automobilista
Miriam Leone
Giornalista TV
Marco Foschi
Remo
Gianmarco Tognazzi
Avv. De Peverelli
Valeria Colosio
Ragazza Prostituta
Elisabetta De Palo
Marika
Daniela De Simone
Prostituta
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