They Were Still Called... The Most and the Least (1972)
A penniless Prince and a petty thief become associates in a con game and when they end up in prison, the Prince, who is a compulsive gambler, loses all his money to the other and becomes his servant.
Director:
Giuseppe Orlandini
Writers:
Amedeo Sollazzo, Giuseppe Bellecca.
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Franco Franchi as Franco Pietrasicca |
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Ciccio Ingrassia as Francesco Ribanera Mendoza d'Espinoza |
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Didi Perego as Countess Janos |
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John Bartha as Francesco's uncle |
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Mario Del Vago as Meccanico truffato |
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Emanuela Fallini as Luciana |
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Enrico Luzi as Old man |
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Renato Malavasi as Battista |
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Carla Mancini as |
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Sandro Mondini as |
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Albino Morandin as |
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Gino Pagnani as Commissario |
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Ada Pometti as Sottotenente Luciana Impallomeni |
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Gaetano Russo as |
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John Stacy as Zio di De Espinosa |
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Vincenzo Vitagliano as |
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Sandro Moretti as Giocatore di poker |
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Alfonso Tomas as Avvocato Sartorio |
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Augusta Di Vincenzi as Woman gambling (uncredited) |
| Directing | Giuseppe Orlandini | Director |
| Writing | Amedeo Sollazzo | Screenplay |
| Editing | Nella Nannuzzi | Editor |
| Directing | Roberto Giandalia | Script Supervisor |
| Production | Anna Bonelli | Production Secretary |
| Camera | Giancarlo Granatelli | Assistant Camera |
| Production | Giuseppe Franciosi | Administration |
| Directing | Sandro Moretti | First Assistant Director |
| Camera | Cosimo Spagnolo | Still Photographer |
| Camera | Angelo Lotti | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Maurizio Ferrari | Boom Operator |
| Writing | Giuseppe Bellecca | Screenplay |
| Sound | Leopoldo Rosi | Sound |
| Costume & Make-Up | Duilio Giustini | Makeup Artist |
| Editing | Giuseppa Carmela La Rosa | Assistant Editor |
| Art | Vincenzo Medusa | Production Design |
| Production | Elio Di Pietro | Unit Manager |
| Writing | Giuseppe Bellecca | Story |
| Writing | Amedeo Sollazzo | Story |
| Sound | Coriolano Gori | Original Music Composer |
