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| Spavaldi
e innamorati |
| Country: |
Italy |
| Year: |
1959 |
| Runtime: |
90
minutes |
| Director: |
Giuseppe
Vari |
| Original
title: |
Spavaldi
e innamorati |
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| Synopsis: |
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Spartaco and Golia, realtives who
live in the same building in Rome,
often fight with each other, letting
their respective families participate.
Spartaco has two children, Romano
and Silvia, Golia's family consists
of his wife, son Paolo and himself.
The families should keep the peace
because Paolo is in love with Silvia,
but their parents try to break their
relationship apart. The sons Paolo
and Romano are chiefs of two gangs,
which don't miss a beat to play tricks
on each other. One day, an uncle arrives
from the States, together with a lovely
girl, Dorothy, who searches for a
husband. Spartaco and Serafina try
their hardest to make Dorothy fall
in love with their sons, but she decides
on Giulio, a friend of the family.
Silvia misunderstands the situation
and believes that Dorothy chose her
boyfriend Paolo to be her husband.
She is lovesick and runs away from
home. Both families search for her.
Silvia is finally found and the crisis
brought both families closer together.
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| Cast |
| Memmo
Carotenuto |
Spartaco |
| Ennio
Girolami |
Romano |
| Mario
Girotti (Terence Hill) |
Paolo |
| Yvonne
Monlaur |
Silvia |
| Carlo
Pisacane |
old
Zietto |
| Betty
Rowland |
Dorothy |
| Gisella
Sofio |
Serafina |
| Alberto
Talegalli |
Golia |
| Carla
Calò, Bruno Corelli, Carlo
Delle Piane, Fiorella Ferrerro, Giacomo
Furia, Guglielmo Inglese, Glauco
Onorato, Liz Simson, Marco Tulli |
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| Crew |
| Story: |
Nino
Stresa, Dino Verde |
| Screenplay: |
Nino
Stresa, Dino Verde |
| Cinematography: |
Francesco
Izzarelli |
| Music: |
Carlo
Innocenzi |
| Film editing: |
Marisa
Benedetti |
| Set
design: |
Saverio
D'Eugenio |
| Production: |
Universo
Film |
| Distribution: |
Regional |
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