Voglio vivere con Letizia
Bebe, a handsome and rich young man, is getting engaged with Letizia, a young heir to a noble family.
Bebe, a handsome and rich young man, is getting engaged with Letizia, a young heir to a noble family.
Assia Noris
Letizia
Gino Cervi
Bebe
Umberto Melnati
The fake baby
Bianca Stagno Bellincioni
Mrs. Barozzi
Clara Padoa
Countess Serravalle
Enzo Biliotti
Osvaldo Tempera
Marisa Vernati
Kiki
Guglielmo Barnabò
Mr. Barozzi
Pina De Angelis
Friend of Letizia
Bebe, a handsome and rich young man, is getting engaged with Letizia, a young heir to a noble family.
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