Totòsexy (1963)

Two strange street musicians end up in jail and exchange sexy stories to while away time.

Director:

Mario Amendola

Writers:

Bruno Corbucci, Giovanni Grimaldi

Stars:

Totò, Erminio Macario, Mario Castellani

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Totò	...	Nini Cantachiaro
Erminio Macario	...	Mimi Cocco
Mario Castellani	...	Guardia carceraria (Prison guard)
Gianni Agus	...	Ispettore di dogana
Mario Pisu	...	L'impresario (businessman)
Mimmo Poli	...	Un galeotto - inmate #1
Franco Giacobini	...	Un galeotti
Gianni Baghino	...	(as G. Medici Baghino)
Andrea Scandurra	...	Un galeotte
Franca Polesello	...	(as Franca Polesel)
Kitty Merrel
Bruno Scipioni
Pasquale De Filippo	...	Un galeotti
Carmen Aul	...	(as Rennie e Carmen All)
Dodo' D'Amburg	...	Exotic dancer (as Dodò d'Hambourg)

Storyline

Two traveling musicians are arrested for trafficking merchandise hidden in their "profession tools", contra-basses. They find themselves in an inhospitable cell with four other inmates, all dressed in vertical striped outfits. When Ninì goes to slip, he has colorful dreams of beautiful women in varied situations, but - as the dream progresses - all stripping of their clothes. Eventually Mimì appears in a butler's outfit to serve Ninì fresh coffee, and that wakes him up to his great annoyance. The two bachelors who do not speak foreign languages, also tell high tales of his musical tours around the globe, and their meetings with foreign women.

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Plot Keywords:

nightclub | transvestite | tall tale | striptease | prison | 

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Genres:

Comedy | Musical

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Details

Country:

Italy

Language:

Italian

Release Date:

5 September 1963 (Italy)

Also Known As:

Totò Sexy

Box Office

Budget:

$1,000,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Cecchi Gori Home Video,Cinex,Incei Film

Technical Specs

Runtime:

100 min (director's cut)

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color (Eastmancolor) Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Italian censorship visa # 41043 delivered on 31-8-1963.

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Soundtracks

Penelope
By Carlos Pes, Armando Trovajoli and Bruno Corbucci
Sung by Gianni Morandi
Recorded by R.C.A.

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