
Fracchia The Human Beast
Dec 22 1981
•2h 39m
•Comedy
The world's greatest criminal and the world greatest loser share the same face... now they'll share the same life!
Cast
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Paolo Villaggio
Giandomenico Fracchia / La Belva Umana

Lino Banfi
Commissario Auricchio

Anna Mazzamauro
Signorina Corvino

Gigi Reder
Madre della Belva Umana
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