Talk:Three Lucky Fools

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Two films in one article

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This article is a mess. Three Lucky Fools was made in two language versions, one in italian ("Tre uomini in frak") and one in french ("Trois hommes en habit"). Both versions were directed by Mario Bonnard. However, of the actors involved only two, Assia Noris and Tito Schipa, starred in both. The De Filippo brothers and Camillo Pilotto are in the italian version, Alfred ("Fred") Pasquali and Simone Vaudry in the french. "Mme Laure" and "Signora Laura" are identical characters, as well as "Le journaliste" and "Il giornalista", "Lucy" and "Lucia" and so on. /Capannoreso (talk) 10:11, 4 February 2017 (UTC)Reply

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Two films in one article