
Medicine Italian Style(1969)
Story of an ambitious young doctor through unethical means intend to make a quick career. Now is primary in a luxury clinic where administers the sick with the same cynicism of his young years.


A good-natured but unlucky Italian is constantly going on a difficult situations, but never lose his mood.

Paolo Villaggio
Ugo Fantozzi

Anna Mazzamauro
Signorina Silvani

Gigi Reder
Filini

Giuseppe Anatrelli
Luciano Calboni

Umberto D'Orsi
Count Diego Catellani

Liù Bosisio
Pina Fantozzi

Dino Emanuelli
Megaditta Employee

Plinio Fernando
Mariangela Fantozzi

Paolo Paoloni
Duke Count Maria Rita Vittorio Balabam
Elena Tricoli
Countess Alfonsina Serbelloni Mazzanti Viendalmare
Fantozzi: White Collar Blues is a comedy film released in 1975. Directed by Luciano Salce, it stars Paolo Villaggio, Anna Mazzamauro, Gigi Reder. A good-natured but unlucky Italian is constantly going on a difficult situations, but never lose his mood.
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