The Heroes

The Heroes

5.3

Feb 18 1994

2h 40m

Crime, Comedy

Roman TV technicians Fabio and Enzo have been unable to find decent jobs. They decide to crack a safe at a jewelry in Milan. To get the layout of the store, they enlist a beautiful but unsophisticated young woman, Deborah. To find underground access to the store, they get help from a sewage worker. An obese trapeze artist is called for disarm the store alarms. The clever Mrs. Motta, old hotelier, is also involved. Will they succeed?

Claudio Amendola

Claudio Amendola

Fabio

Ricky Memphis

Ricky Memphis

Enzo

Monica Bellucci

Monica Bellucci

Deborah

Tony Sperandeo

Tony Sperandeo

Tonino

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