How We Got Into Trouble with the Army (1965) [N/A]

Release Date:
August 21, 1965

Original Title:
Come inguaiammo l'esercito

Alternate Titles:
Le Farfelu du régiment

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Five Films

Production Countries:
Italy

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 89

A sergeant finds out that a GI hides a child in the military barracks. The boy is the son of another soldier who sings in a night club but due to series of misunderstandings the sergeant believes he is his own son, born from a former love story.

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Assistant Camera:
Antonio Orlandini
Salvatore Caruso

Assistant Editor:
Bruno Micheli

Camera Operator:
Gaetano Valle

Costume Design:
Mario Giorsi

Director:
Lucio Fulci

Director of Photography:
Angelo Lotti

Editor:
Ornella Micheli

Hairstylist:
Eugenia Guidi

Makeup Artist:
Andrea Riva

Original Music Composer:
Ezio Leoni

Screenplay:
Roberto Gianviti
Amedeo Sollazzo

Script Supervisor:
Filiberto Fiaschi

Sound:
Vittorio Massi

Story:
Alfonso Brescia
Franco Cobianchi

Unit Manager:
Albino Morandin

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