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Thieves and Robbers

Name: Thieves and Robbers
Director: Bruno Corbucci
Genre: Action, Comedy, Crime
Released: 1983
Rating: 6.1
Cast: Bud Spencer, Tomas Milian, Marc Lawrence, Margherita Fumero, Don Sebastian

A Lothario, in trouble for fooling around with a Senator's wife, becomes an unwitting witness to a mob murder. Police Lieutenant Parker tries to solve the case in enough time to take his long-suffering family on vacation.

1983 · Directed by Bruno Corbucci · 101 min · Action · Comedy · Crime · 10 frames

Tagline

May the 'Police Farce' be with you...!

Crew

Screenplay: Mario Amendola, Bruno Corbucci
Cinematography: Ben McDermott, Silvano Ippoliti
Edited by: Ashley Daleki
Music: Michelangelo La Bionda, Carmelo La Bionda
Production design: Klaus Kolb
Produced by: Josi W. Konski

Cast

Bud Spencer as Alan Parker
Tomas Milian as Tony Roma
Marc Lawrence as Salvatore Licuti
Margherita Fumero as Deborah Smith
Don Sebastian as Captain Browning
Billy Garrigues as Sergeant Hayk
Joan Call as Anunciata Pippino
Christine Troples as Nora Hayk
Darcy Shean as Marion
Robbin Young as Pamela

Production

Country: Italy
Language: English, Italian
Studios: El Pico S.A.
Themes: police, gangster, camping, mission of murder, hoodlum

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