At the end of 1900s Saturnino Cavallo leaves his family to emigrate to America, in search of fortune.At the end of 1900s Saturnino Cavallo leaves his family to emigrate to America, in search of fortune.At the end of 1900s Saturnino Cavallo leaves his family to emigrate to America, in search of fortune.
Omero Capanna
- Scagnozzo
- (uncredited)
Nestore Cavaricci
- Invitato alla festa
- (uncredited)
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- Alternate versionsWest German theatrical version was cut by approx. 18 minutes.
- ConnectionsReferences The Immigrant (1917)
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Yes like the other reviewer I agree, especially the first half is like an homage to past comedy/slapstick performers. Since the title is close to the Immigrant by Charlie Chaplin, it is not far fetched to say that this is one of them. I have not watched that in ages, so I can't really say what specifically may be a recall, but you can see and tell from how certain scenes go that it feels like a throwback.
Adriano Celentano was quite the known actor in his hey day. And while I reckon for younger audiences it may seem weird, he was also considered a sex idol or at least someone the girls went crazy for. Which I reckon again goes to show us, that if you are a good comedian, looks may not matter that much (at least for women and maybe some men).
So while it's arguably not his best movie, it still is a fun one to watch.
Adriano Celentano was quite the known actor in his hey day. And while I reckon for younger audiences it may seem weird, he was also considered a sex idol or at least someone the girls went crazy for. Which I reckon again goes to show us, that if you are a good comedian, looks may not matter that much (at least for women and maybe some men).
So while it's arguably not his best movie, it still is a fun one to watch.
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