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| Roberto Benigni | ... | Giuditta | |
| Walter Matthau | ... | Padre Maurizio | |
| Stefania Sandrelli | ... | Patrizia | |
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Giacomo Piperno | ... | Passeggero sul treno |
| Franco Fabrizi | ... | Monsignore | |
| Nicoletta Braschi | ... | Nina | |
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Paolo Baroni | ... | Saverio |
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Annabella Schiavone | ... | Signora indemoniata |
| John Karlsen | ... | Anziano monsignore | |
| John Lurie | ... | Cusatelli | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Stefano Antonucci | ||
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Paola Batticciotto | ||
| Flavio Bonacci | |||
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Giulia Borghini | ||
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Bianca Maria Borraccetti | ||
Father Maurice, a priest living in a residential college for priests in Rome, is called out one day to "exorcise" the devil from someone. The devil turns out to be in the form of a fun-loving man called Giuditta. What Father Maurice doesn't know is that this type of devil will turn his life around. Written by Stefano "SWEEVO" Pavone
Actually, when this film was in Norway, it was in English, and I have always believed it was it's original language. Once i owned a VHS copy of the film in English as well, but somehow it disappeared during relocating. But I agree with people saying this is Benignis most funny film ever, not necessary his best. No other films I've seen with him gives him so much freedom to show his comical ability throughout the entire movie. And the chemistry with him and Mattau is magnificent. Bracchi is beautiful as ever and some of the scenes makes you laugh so much that it really hurts in your stomach. I know it's out on DVD in Italy, but unfortunately without English subtitles. But there has to be someone out there knowing more about the English version than I do.