Zum zum zum n° 2
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| Zum zum zum n° 2 | |
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| Directed by | Bruno Corbucci |
| Starring | Peppino De Filippo Little Tony Lino Banfi |
Release date | 1969 |
| Country | Italy |
| Language | Italian |
Zum zum zum n° 2 is a 1969 musicarello film directed by Bruno Corbucci, it is the sequel to the film Zum zum zum - La canzone che mi passa per la testa.
Plot
Tony, who is to marry Rosalia, falls in love with the beautiful Valeria and chaos ensures.
Cast
- Little Tony as Tony
- Isabella Savona as Rosalia
- Dolores Palumbo as Tosca
- Paolo Panelli as Omino Col Singhiozzo
- Peppino De Filippo as Peppino Bertozzini
- Eva Thulin as Valeria
- Orietta Berti as Suor Teresa
- Walter Brugiolo as Carletto Bertozzini
- Enzo Cannavale as Filippo
- Nino Terzo as Filiberto Caputo
- Carlo Delle Piane as Nando
- Stelvio Rosi as Gianni
- Elvira Tonelli as Donna Laura
- Valeria Sabel as Stefania
- Luca Sportelli as Sor Ignazio
- Lino Banfi as Pasquale
- Pippo Baudo as himself
- Bruno Canfora as himself
Reception
The film received poor critical response. A review from Avvenire described the film as "a cloying alternation of ditties, sentimental intrigues, and comic sketches" in which "a reassuring cartoonish banality triumphs on all fronts".[1] An Italian review of the time found the screenplay "elementary” and the filming and acting ’”inappropriate”[2] Paolo Mereghetti described the film as "very weak", with Little Tony not credible in his role and a certain repetitiveness of situations already shown in the first film.[3]
References
- ^ S.R. (29 April 1970) "Zum Zum Zum n.2 - Sarà capitato anche a voi" (review). Avvenire; cited in: Giacovelli, Enrico; Lancia, Enrico (1992). I film di Peppino De Filippo. Gremese. pp. 184-5.
- ^ Zum, zum, zum N 2 - Sarà capitato anche a voi (in Italian), retrieved 2023-02-12
- ^ Mereghetti, Paolo (2005). "Zum Zum Zum n. 2". Il Mereghetti. Dalai Editore. ISBN 978-88-8490-778-3.
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