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Walter e i Suoi Cugini
Walter Chiari as a Pugliese who lives in Milan. He has two cousins identical to him. The two arrive in the city to find work and twist their lives.
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Walter Chiari as a Pugliese who lives in Milan. He has two cousins identical to him. The two arrive in the city to find work and twist their lives.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Tito Carpi, Marino Girolami, Walter Chiari, Fabio Dipas, Carlo Moscovini
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Produzione Cinematografica Marino Girolami
Cast
Marino Girolami
Director
Walter Chiari
Walter / Nicola / Rosario
Valeria Fabrizi
Claudia
Alberto Bonucci
Il dottor Sisini
Riccardo Billi
Giuseppe
Carlo Delle Piane
Carlo "Marx"
Ave Ninchi
Adele
Nino Besozzi
Commendator Spallanzoni
Liliana Feldmann
Giotti
Pippo Starnazza
Ambrogio
Walter Isnenghi
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Mirella Uberti
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