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Bruno, a young Milanese driver, falls in love with Mariuccia, dependent on a perfumery. Wanting to impress her, he shows up for their first date, in his employer's car.

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Mariuccia
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Bruno
Cesare Zoppetti ...
Tadini
Aldo Moschino ...
Count Piazzi
Carola Lotti ...
Gina (as Pia Lotti)
Anna D'Adria ...
Letizia
Gemma Schirato ...
Widow
Maria Montesano ...
Candies woman
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Didaco Chellini ...
The engineer (uncredited)
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Tino Erler ...
Mario Castelli (uncredited)

Directed by

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Mario Camerini

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Mario Camerini ... (story) and
Aldo De Benedetti ... (story)
 
Mario Camerini ... () and
Aldo De Benedetti ... () and
Mario Soldati ... ()

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Emilio Cecchi ... producer

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Cesare A. Bixio ... (as C. A. Bixio)

Cinematography by

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Domenico Scala
Massimo Terzano

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Fernando Tropea

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Gastone Medin

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Carlo José Bassoli ... production manager (as Carlo Bassoli)

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Ivo Perilli ... assistant director

Sound Department

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Piero Cavazzuti ... sound (as Pietro Cavazzuti)

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Goffredo Bellisario ... assistant camera (uncredited)
Tino Santoni ... camera operator (uncredited)

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Also Known As
  • What Scoundrels Men Are! (World-wide, English title)
  • Les hommes, quels mufles! (France)
  • ¡Qué sinvergüenzas son los hombres! (Spain)
  • Kyllä miehet ovat roistoja (Finland)
  • Natchaufførens datter (Denmark)
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  • 64 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia Director Mario Camerini feared that Vittorio de Sica was too thin for the part. In romantic scenes, the director had de Sica place wads of cotton in his cheeks so they wouldn't look so shallow. De Sica later recounted that when he was speaking his lines, tiny strands of white cotton would slip out of his mouth. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in My Voyage to Italy (1999). See more »
Soundtracks Parlami d'Amore Mariù See more »

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