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| Vacanze
col gangster |
| Country: |
Italy |
| Year: |
1951 |
| Runtime: |
70
minutes |
| Director: |
Dino
Risi |
| Original
title: |
Vacanze
col gangster |
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| Movie
files |
 Movie
poster: |
Italian
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2|Italian
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 Video
clip: |
Vacanze
col gangster |
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| Synopsis |
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Five young boys find a message of
a prisoner who claims to have been
sentenced unjustly. The boys prepare
a plan to rescue the innocent man
during their summer holidays. They
send a cake - with a message hidden
inside - to prisoner 5823, but by
mistake the cake is brought to prisoner
number 6211, who is a dangerous gangster.
The gangster's criminal friends plan
an escape for him too and Amalia,
a young singer who belongs to the
gangsters, makes Gianni (Terence Hill),
one of the boys, who fell in love
with her, believe that the innocent
man is her brother; to convince the
boys to help the dangerous criminal
Jack Menotti to escape. When the boys
meet the gangster, they realize the
deceit. The situation gets out of
hand until police discovers the truth
and arrives to rescue the boys. Their
enterprise was not in vain though:
the innocent prisoner 5823 is finally
released. |
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| Trivia |
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This movie was the debut of the 12
year old Mario Girotti (Terence Hill). |
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| Cast |
| Marc
Lawrence |
Jack
Mariotti |
| Giovanna
Pala |
Amelia |
| Mario
Girotti (Terence Hill) |
Gianni |
| Lamberto
Maggiorani |
Innocent
prisoner no 5823 |
| Gaetano
Pessina |
Andrea |
| Luciano
Caruso |
Mario |
| Alfredo
Baldieri |
Nino |
| Antonio
Macchi |
Ugo |
| Aldo
Alimonti, Anna Arena, Silvio Bagolini,
Mario Balice, Mario Cianfanelli,
Bianca Doria, Mario Galli, Teresa
Macri', Dina Perbellini |
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| Crew |
| Story: |
Dino
Risi |
| Screenplay: |
Dino
Risi, Ennio de Concini |
| Cinematography: |
Piero
Portalupi |
| Music: |
Mario
Nascimbene |
| Film editing: |
Franco
Fraticelli |
| Set
design: |
Flavio
Mogherini |
| Production: |
Cinematografica
Mambretti |
| Distribution: |
Lux
Film |
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