La leggenda di Fra Diavolo (1962)
Adventure about the life of legendary bandi Fra Diavolo (played by Tony Russel).
Top billed cast
Tony RusselFra Diavolo
Haya HarareetFiamma
Mario AdorfNadorne
Amedeo NazzariGeneral Hugo
Claudia MoriLuisa
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