
My Sister in Law (1976) on Netflix
NR19761h 38m
Raffaele Esposito is tried for selling dog food as goulash before a magistrate feared for her harsh sentences. He persuades her twin sister Rosa, a prostitute, to impersonate the judge.
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Plot summary
Viola Orlando is a magistrate in a small town in Veneto, stern and unyielding on the bench. Her identical twin Rosa works as a prostitute and poses for pornographic photo-novels. Raffaele Esposito, a con artist, is brought to court for passing dog food off as goulash, and his lawyer Bortolon warns him that Viola is not a judge to cross. After a ruinous hearing, Raffaele goes to a hotel leisure complex and sees a woman he takes for the magistrate, wearing almost nothing with flowers stuck to her breasts. She is Rosa. He persuades her to pass herself off as Viola and destroy her sister's good name, hoping it will clear him in court.
Cast
Edwige Fenechas Judge Viola Orlando
Raf Lucaas Raffaele Esposito
Giancarlo Dettorias Count Renato Altero
Mario Maranzanaas Bortolon
Carlo Spositoas Prosecutor
Walter Valdias Zaganella
Gianni Agusas Angelo Scotti
Oreste Lionelloas Francesco Lo Presti
Gianni Solaroas Magni - lawyer of Amorini
Piero Palerminias Car Salesman
Luca Sportellias Toni
Galliano Sbarraas A collaborator of Angelo Scotti
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Pietro Tordias Pavanin, a collaborator of Angelo Scotti
Enrico Marcianias Maitre d'hotel
Alfredo Adamias First Gas Station Attendant
Angelo Casadeias Man at restaurant
Lucio Fulcias Second Gas Station Attendant
Marina Hedmanas Regina, the pornographic actress
Pietro Tordias Pavanin
Massimo Ciprarias Tribunal Audience Member
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about My Sister in Law (1976)
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- Producer Roberto Barigia said the film was made only because he needed a starring vehicle for Edwige Fenech, then a box-office star, and that they came to the genre too late: by then Fenech's moment had passed and her name was no longer such an asset.




















