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Don Tonino
Directed by	Fosco Gasperi
Starring	Gigi e Andrea
Composers	Franco Godi Pinuccio Pirazzoli
Country of origin	Italy
Original language	Italian
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	14
Original release
Network	Italia 1
Release	1988 (1988) – 1990 (1990)

Don Tonino is an Italian crime-comedy television series.

Cast

Andrea Roncato as Don Tonino
Gigi Sammarchi as Commissioner Sangiorgi
Manuel De Peppe as Gabriele
Nicola De Buono as Don Oreste
Lara Motta as Maddalena
Vanessa Gravina as Sara
Paolo Lizza as Angelo
Marco Milano as Marco

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External links

Don Tonino at IMDb

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