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Lo zio d'America is an Italian comedy television series.

Contents

• Cast
• See also
• External links

Cast

• Christian De Sica: Massimo Ricciardi
• Ornella Muti: Maria Monticelli
• Lorella Cuccarini: Francesca
• Eleonora Giorgi: Beatrice Ricciardi
• Rosanna Banfi: Mercedes Ricciardi
• Karin Proia: Manuela De Crescenzo
• Paolo Conticini: Vanni Ceccarello
• Giulia Steigerwalt: Flaminia De Crescenzo
• Leila Durante: Nené
• Erika Blanc: Giovanna Ricciardi
• Pino Insegno: Alfonso
• Enio Drovandi: Ignazio il portiere
• Roberto Alpi: Federico
• Edoardo Leo: Fabio
• Sofia Milos: Barbara Steele
• Myriam Catania: Claudia
• Mario Maranzana: Svjatoslav
• Monica Scattini: Polissena Vanvitelli
• Stefania Barca: Simona Cavalieri
• Enzo De Caro: Lorenzo Vanvitelli
• Mattia Sbragia: Andrea
• Stefano Benassi: Carlo Gabrieli
• Ray Lovelock: Gianluigi Patrizi
• Pino Ammendola: Jean Pierre
• Pino Quartullo: Domenico

See also

• List of Italian television series

External links

• Lo zio d'America at IMDb  

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