Letto a tre piazze
| Letto a tre piazze | |
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| Directed by | Steno |
| Written by | Lucio Fulci, Steno, Sandro Continenza |
| Starring | Totò, Peppino De Filippo |
| Cinematography | Alvaro Mancori |
| Music by | Carlo Rustichelli |
Release date | 1960 |
Running time | 105 min |
| Country | Italy |
| Language | Italian |
Letto a tre piazze is a 1960 Italian comedy film directed by Steno.[1] The film marked the last collaboration between Totò and Lucio Fulci, author of the script and initially chosen as director.[2]
Plot
After the Second World War, Antonio returns to Rome from his place of combat in Russia. He has a strong desire to riabbracciarsi with his wife. But she, believing him dead under the bombs, since he had not returned after more than ten years, remarried with the teacher Peppino, clumsy but very passionate. As the two husbands meet begin to not stand each, since they have a completely different character from one another. His wife, sapeno not do, he decides to keep for the time being the two husbands. After a funny lesson of Professor Peppino in high school in the company of crude and ignorant Antonio and a disastrous trip to the mountains (with the risk of death for one of the two husbands), Antonio and Peppino discover a hard truth. The wife has had enough of their arguments, so he decides to leave both and join again with a lover of the past.
Cast
- Totò: Antonio Di Cosimo
- Peppino De Filippo: Prof. Peppino Castagnano
- Nadia Gray: Amalia
- Cristina Gajoni: Prassede, the maid
- Aroldo Tieri: Lawyer Vacchi
- Gabriele Tinti: Nino, lover of Prassede
- Angela Luce: Jeannette
- Mario Castellani: The Principal
- Nico Pepe: The Hotel Manager
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