1950

Quel fantasma di mio marito 
[aka That My Husband's Ghost] (1950)

Plot: Gianni Alberti, a degree in agriculture, is a journalist reluctantly. His little zeal earned him the dismissal, but the young wife Vivia, dynamic and ambitious, can do summarize. The director, to get rid of him, send him to Palestine as a special envoy. Vivia, who is launching his own fashion house, advised her husband to be dead to believe in some risky business, so they can reappear after some time, as a hero. When comes the news of the death of Gianni, Vivia pretends to despair but in his heart is happy because the plan is working. Suddenly reappears her husband, but Vivia hard to understand that that image is nothing more than his spirit: Gianni, in fact, as he tried to fake his own fake death, he had a very serious accident. assiduous and energetic life-saving treatment to the man, who can then return to his wife, who can not comprehend that it is alive and well. Vivia puts aside his ambitions and his dreams will go with joy to live in the country with her husband and the child who has just given birth. The legendary Bud Spencer in one of his earliest appearances (the film was shot in the second half of 1949).
Actors: Walter Chiari ... Gianni Alberti, the Journalist, Medy Saint-Michel ... Vivia Alberti, Gianni's Wife, Ernesto Almirante ... Villa, Gianni's Uncle, Cesare Bettarini ... The Newspaper Editor, Enzo Biliotti ... Senator Guarnieri, Francesco Coop ... Kalif El Kabir (as Franco Coop), Leo Garavaglia ... Colonel Achille Santi, Jole Fierro ... Maria Blond, Carlo Rizzo ... Hotel Keeper, Enrico Luzi ... Slim, Managing Editor of the Newspaper, Agnese Dubbini ... Fatima, Gianna Dauro ... Madame du Parc, Katia Suffi ... Ginetta, Leopoldo Valentini ... The Receptionist, Marco Tulli ... Chauffeur of Signora Dominedio (uncredited), Lionello Zanchi ... (as Leonello Zanchi), Walter Ariani, Enrico François, Bud Spencer ... Swimmer who Saved Vivia from the Pool (uncredited, as Carlo Pedersoli), Renato Malavasi ... Alfredo]
Director: Camillo Mastrocinque
Writers: Gino De Santis (Story and Screenplay), Camillo Mastrocinque (Screenplay) and Antonio Pietrangeli (Screenplay)
Photography: Giuseppe La Torre and Adalberto Albertini
Music: Franco Casavola
Production: Briguglio Film di Ferdinando Briguglio
[95 min, Black and White, 1.37 : 1, Comedy l Drama, ITA]