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We'll Really Hurt You is a film of genre Comedy directed by Pino Quartullo with Ricky Memphis

We'll Really Hurt You (1998)

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We'll Really Hurt You (Italian: Le faremo tanto male) is a 1998 Italian comedy film written and directed by Pino Quartullo.

Actors

Ricky Memphis

(Ruggero)Stefania Sandrelli

(Federica Birki)Pino Quartullo

(Marco)Anna Valle

(Monica)Venantino Venantini

(Pietro)
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