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Pierino torna a scuola

Pierino torna a scuolaCast and Crew

Movie

Cast

A
Alvaro Vitali
as Pierino
N
Nadia Bengala
as Supplente Rizzi
E
Elena Fabrizi
as La Nonna
B
Bruno Minniti
as Maestro Marozzi
A
Alfonso Tomas
as Rudy
G
Giulio Massimini
as Padre di Pierino
D
Daniela Di Bitonto
as Sorella di Pierino
F
Franco Caracciolo
as Fidanzato sorella di Pierino
M
Mauro Vestri
as Capo Camazzo
S
Salvatore Bugnatelli
as Il Regista
G
Giovanna Mainardi
G
Gabriella Barbuti
as Carmela, la dottoressa
M
Malisa Longo
as proprietaria del bar
C
Carmine Faraco
as Ninuzzo, fidanzato di Carmela

Crew

M
Mariano Laurenti
Director
C
Carmine De Benedittis
Screenplay
L
Luigina Lovari
First Assistant Director
A
Alvaro Vitali
Screenplay
L
Linda Lorenzi
Production Secretary
M
Mariano Laurenti
Screenplay
S
Silvio Fraschetti
Director of Photography
C
Carlo Broglio
Editor
C
Carmine De Benedittis
Producer
A
Anna Maria Brogi
Unit Manager
A
Alessandro Laurenti
Second Assistant Director
A
Amedeo Mellone
Production Design
B
Berto Pisano
Original Music Composer
C
Carmine De Benedittis
Story
C
Carla Catanzaro
Makeup Artist
M
Maura Turchi
Hairstylist
G
Giovanna Russu
Costume Design
M
Maria Luisa Merci
Script Supervisor
C
Carlo Aquari
Camera Operator
A
Adriano Torbidone
Sound Mixer
M
Maria Antonietta Tota
Assistant Editor
M
Maria Rosa Messori
Still Photographer
L
Luigi Tota
Assistant Editor
M
Marco Grillo
Sound
A
Alessandro Macaione
Assistant Camera

Pierino Collection

These comedic films revolve around a character named Peter, who exhibits foolishness, immaturity, and unprofessionalism. Despite facing different situations across the films, Peter consistently displays problematic behavior, which serves as the central theme. In the first film, Peter is a repeat student known for his vulgar jokes. In the second film, he struggles to secure a medical profession despite his unethical conduct. In the third film, he returns to school but eventually receives a Navy invitation despite his academic failures. The fourth film follows Peter's naive personality as he joins the Navy, while the fifth film highlights his romantic misadventures. Throughout the series, Peter's lack of growth and poor choices create comedic situations, making him an endearing character despite his flaws. These films blend humor and life lessons, appealing to both children and adults.