Fantozzi

Name: Fantozzi
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2006-09-12T07:29:15-07:00

1975

Fantozzi

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In a series of different stories, Fantozzi (Paolo Villaggio) is a stoical low-level office worker. He is beset by a world of difficulties which, despite his best efforts, he never overcomes. Villagio enacts these episodes, based on stories from his own book, in a manner which many compared to Buster Keaton. Given a low-budget production, this film was nonetheless extremely popular in its native Italy.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Comedy
Directed By:

Luciano Salce
Written By:

Luciano Salce, Piero De Bernardi, Paolo Villaggio, Leo Benvenuti
Runtime:

103 minutes
Studio:

Cineriz

Cast

Paolo Villaggio
as Fantozzi

Gigi Reder
as Ragionier Filini

Anna Mazzamauro
as Signorina Silvani

Umberto D'Orsi
as Gran Maestro, Conte Diego Catellani

Giuseppe Anatrelli
as Geom. Calboni

Liù Bosisio

Plinio Fernando
as Mariangela Fantozzi

Paolo Paoloni

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Structured as a series of sketches that can be quite hilarious (even if also harmless), this is a very funny slapstick comedy that became a classic in Italy, following an incredible amount of unfortunate events in the life of the unluckiest white collar worker you can imagine.

Carlos Magalhães

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A milestone of italian comedy. Paolo Villaggio is beyond funny as the helpless victim of capitalism, the italian working class underdog Fantozzi, a man with an unbelievably bad luck. There is no plot, but who cares, almost every gag is a riot. Classic slap-stick.