Chi Si Ferma È Perduto

Year:	1960
Country:	Italy
Language:	Italian
Genre:	Children & Family, Comedy
IMDB:	IMDB Page
Rating:	Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	1 Has Seen


Director	Sergio Corbucci
Selected Cast	Totò as Antonio Guardalavecchia
	Peppino De Filippo as Giuseppe Colabona
	Aroldo Tieri as Matteo Rossi
	Luigi De Filippo as Donato Cavallo
	Alberto Lionello as Mario Rossi
	Alberto Talegalli as The client who protests
	Angela Portaluri as Jole Guardalavecchia
	Mario Castellani as Comm. Pasquetti
	Lia Zoppelli as Giulia, Comm. Pasquetti's sister
	Jacqueline Pierreux as Teresa, Colabona's wife
	Luigi Pavese as Cesare Santoro
	Anna Campori as Italia, Guardalavecchia's wife
	Pietro De Vico as The waiter
	Renzo Palmer as Cavicchioni
	Peppino De Martino as The deaf antiquarian
	Marisa Traversi as Adua, the blonde girl
	Enzo Petito as Napoleone, the usher
	Solveyg D'Assunta as Assunta, the maid of the Guardalavecchia house
	Nando Angelini as The newlywed
	Rita Cuttica as The Bride
	Angela Passalacqua as An employee of the Pasquetti Company
	Vittorio Vaser as Proietti
	Gino Scotti as The jester
	Sergio Corbucci as Billard Player (uncredited)
Producer	Emo Bistolfi
Writer	Bruno Corbucci
	Giovanni Grimaldi
	Mario Guerra
	Luciano Martino
	Dino De Palma
Soundtrack	Gianni Ferrio

Notes

Production: Titanus
Conductor: Gianni Ferrio
Soundtrack recorded on "Titanus" discs
Director of Photography: Marco Scarpelli
Production Manager: Renato Tonini
Production Designer: Franco Lolli
Sound Engineer: Kurt Doubrowsky
Editing: Dolores Tamburini
Production Secretary: Alessandro Gori
Assistant Secretary: Rodolfo Mecacci
Assistant Camera Operator: Enrico Priori
Boom Operator: Giorgio Pallotta
Sound Recordist: Pietro Vesperini
Assistant Makeup Artist: Antonio Mecacci
Script Supervisor: Franca Franco
Assistant Production Designer: Athos Danilo Zanetti
Camera Operator: Dario Di Palma
Makeup Artist: Piero Mecacci
Hairstylist: Marcella Favella
Still Photographer: Divo Cavicchioli
Assistant Director: Mario Castellani, Amasi Damiani

The song "È Vero" by Nisa-Bindi is published by Edizioni Ariston
The song "Frivolo Cha Cha Cha" by Corbucci-Ladypark is sung by Gianni Lama
recorded on Titanus record and published by Titanus
Filming carried out in the Titanus-Appia factories
Negative and Positive Optical Effects S.P.E.S. by Ettore Catalucci
Shot with Ferrania P.30 film

All the characters and events in this film are fictional.
Any reference to real life facts or people is purely coincidental.

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