Count Fernando, called Didino, a shy and sexually repressed man, lives under the oedipal authority of countess Mafalda, his bloodsucking and over-controlling mother, until their family hires a new young maid that changes his life.
Luciano Salce
Director
Paolo Villaggio
Conte Fernando - Didino
Lila Kedrova
Contessa Mafalda
Eleonora Giorgi
Angela
Antonino Faà di Bruno
Zio Alberto
Renato Chiantoni
Anchise, domestico
Orchidea De Santis
Jolanda, la Sposa
Guido Cerniglia
Gianluca - Fernando's friend
Carmine Ferrara
Andrea - Gianluca's friend
Enzo Spitaleri
Fernando, lo Sposo
Jimmy il Fenomeno
Peppe - Angela's brother
Vera Drudi
Driade, domestica
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