Le lit pour trois

Original title: Letto a tre piazze

1960
1h 40m

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Peppino De Filippo, Cristina Gaioni, Nadia Gray, and Totò in Le lit pour trois (1960)

Antonio married Amalia and went to fight in Russia during World War II. Since he didn't return, Amalia thought he was dead, so she married another man. Many years after the war ends, Antonio... Read allAntonio married Amalia and went to fight in Russia during World War II. Since he didn't return, Amalia thought he was dead, so she married another man. Many years after the war ends, Antonio returns, and Amalia must choose between two husbands.Antonio married Amalia and went to fight in Russia during World War II. Since he didn't return, Amalia thought he was dead, so she married another man. Many years after the war ends, Antonio returns, and Amalia must choose between two husbands.

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Totò

Antonio Di Cosimo

Peppino De Filippo

Prof. Peppino Castagnano

Nadia Gray

Amalia

Cristina Gaioni

Prassede, la cameriera
(as Maria Cristina Gajoni)

Aroldo Tieri

Avv. Vacchi

Gabriele Tinti

Nino, il fidanzato di Prassede

Cesare Fantoni

Don Ignazio

Angela Luce

Jeannette

Paolo Ferrara

The Police Commissioner

Mario Castellani

Il Preside

Winni Riva

The Owner of Pension 'Mimosa'

Nico Pepe

The Hotel Manager

Bruno Scipioni

The Hotel Waiter
(as Mario Scipioni)

Nello Appodia

Ballerino Hotel
(uncredited)

Aristide Catoni

Porter
(uncredited)

Lina Ferri

The Porter's Wife at Pension 'Mimosa'
(uncredited)

Riccardo Ferri

The Porter at Castagnano's
(uncredited)

Thea Fleming

Thea
(uncredited)

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7mrsalzanohyper

Can't sleep without Stalin on the wall!

Lively comedy by Steno with Fulci, and Laurenti. From the Russian campaign Toto returns home after 15 years but finds his wife (the voluptuous Nadia Gray of Dolce vita fame) remarried with Peppino. Clearly a story, inspired by post war chronicles, that Pirandello would have liked and that in the hands of Totò and Peppino becomes a wild often surreal farce. The exchanges between Totò and Peppino guarantee plenty of laughter, although the script leaves too much to chance. Maybe the central part is a bit 'slow, but the ending rushed buy overall Steno keeps the right measure in directing. A really funny movie that definitely deserves to be seen.