Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Edwige Fenech | ... | Dottoressa Eva Marini | |
Renzo Montagnani | ... | Colonnello Fiaschetta | |
Alvaro Vitali | ... | Alvaro | |
Michele Gammino | ... | Gianluca Capretti | |
Lucio Montanaro | ... | Salvatore | |
Enzo Monteduro | ... | Calogero (as Vincenzo Monteduro) | |
Nino Terzo | ... | Infermiere | |
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Antonino Faà di Bruno | ... | Generale Barattoli (as Faa Di Bruno) |
Renzo Ozzano | ... | The Sergeant | |
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Rita Di Lernia | ... | La Leoparda |
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Jacques Stany | ... | Captain |
Lino Banfi | ... | Don Pagnotta | |
Gianfranco D'Angelo | ... | Capitano medico | |
Grazia Di Marzà | ... | Madre di Fiaschetta | |
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Tiberio Murgia | ... | Carmelo, il capostazione |
Doctor Eva Marini takes up a position at an army base to investigate the sexual behavior of the Italian male soldier and soon finds out she's taken on more than she bargained for.
2 stars out of 10 for this one - ONLY because Edwige Fenech looks almost as good in a military uniform as she does naked. She is not in the movie that much though, despite her top billing, and she only gets naked once or twice. No, most of the running time is devoted to the "comedy", which primarily revolves around farting, but finds space for equally sophisticated subjects such as fat women and retarded men. Seriously, even the most fanatic Edwige fans should avoid this film, it's a total waste of her and probably one of the worst things she has ever been associated with. There is not even one funny gag, and barely any moments of sensuality.