Movie Comedy
The adventures of a couple of scoundrels in the Spain of the 16th century.
Italy Italy
Giancarlo Giannini Enrico Montesano Vittorio Gassman Nino Manfredi Giuliana De Sio Bernard Blier Paolo Hendel Vittorio Caprioli Enzo Robutti Blanca Marsillach María Casanova Juan Carlos Naya Claudio Bisio Salvatore Borgese Enio Drovandi Sabrina Ferilli Adriano Chiaramida Germán Cobos Nicoletta Della Corte Alexandra Fierro Jesús Guzmán Cris Huerta Sabrina Knaflitz Patrizia La Fonte Eduardo MacGregor Antonello Orru Lino Salemme Enrique Escudero Blaki Gaetano R. Capillo Adriano Cappelli Donatella Ceccarello Luisa Armenteros Luis Barboo Giovanni Cianfriglia Sixto Cid Alfonso del Real Aldo Sambrell
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