Cat and Dog

Cat and Dog
Cat and Dog
	Italian theatrical release poster by Casaro
Directed by	Bruno Corbucci
Written by	Bruno Corbucci ; Mario Amendola
Starring	Bud Spencer; Tomas Milian
Cinematography	Silvano Ippoliti
Edited by	Daniele Alabiso
Music by	La Bionda
Release date	February 11, 1983 (Italy);
Running time	96 minutes
Country	Italy
Languages	Italian; English

Cat and Dog (Italian: Cane e gatto, also known as Thieves and Robbers and Cats and Dogs) is a 1983 Italian crime comedy film directed by Bruno Corbucci.^[1]

Plot

A playboy (Tomas Milian) who makes a living out of seducing women and stealing their jewellery accidentally ends up witnessing a Mafia murder. He must work together with the man who has been constantly trying to catch him, Lt. Alan Parker (Bud Spencer), in order to save his life.

Cast

Bud Spencer: Lt. Alan Parker
Tomas Milian: Tony Roma (alias Antonio Rosario Archibald Pipino)
Margherita Fumero: Deborah Smith
Marc Lawrence: Salvatore Licuti
Darcy Shean: Marianne
Billy Garrigues: Sgt. Haig
Raymond Forchion: angry man

Release

The film premiered in Italy on February 11, 1983.^[2] An Italian voice cast dubbed the English-speaking original cast.^[3]

References

^ Manlio Momarasca; Giorgio Navarro; Davide Pulici. Monnezza e i suoi fratelli. Nocturno Dossier n.39, Cinemabis Comm.
^ "Cinema - Anteprima Cane e gatto con Spencer e Milian" (in Italian). www.archiviolastampa.it. Retrieved 13 August 2016.
^ ""Cane e gatto"". Il mondo dei doppiatori (in Italian). Retrieved 4 June 2019.

External links

Cat and Dog at IMDb

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[ccc-1] Manlio Momarasca; Giorgio Navarro; Davide Pulici. Monnezza e i suoi fratelli. Nocturno Dossier n.39, Cinemabis Comm.

[2] "Cinema - Anteprima Cane e gatto con Spencer e Milian" (in Italian). www.archiviolastampa.it. Retrieved 13 August 2016.

[3] ""Cane e gatto"". Il mondo dei doppiatori (in Italian). Retrieved 4 June 2019.

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