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Amarsi un po' is a film of genre Comedy directed by Carlo Vanzina with Claudio Amendola
Amarsi un po' (1984)
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Add to a movie listAmarsi un po' (also spelled as Amarsi un po'...) is a 1984 Italian romantic comedy film directed by Carlo Vanzina.
Actors
Claudio Amendola
(Marco)
Tahnee Welch
(Cristiana)
Riccardo Garrone
(Principe Cellini)
Virna Lisi
(Principessa Cellini)
Mario Brega
(Padre di Marco)
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