

Paparazzi
1998-12-18 · 100 min · ★ 5.1
A montley group of free-lance photographers are desperate to grab a good shot of a celebrity.
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- Directors
- Neri Parenti
- Production companies
- Filmauro
- Countries
- Italy
- Status
- Released
Top Cast
Christian De SicaCesare "Faina" Proietti
Massimo BoldiGiacomo "Bin" Colombo
Diego AbatantuonoUgo "King" Conti
Roberto BrunettiRemo "Er Patata" Cartocci
Ramona BădescuSelf
Aldo BiscardiSelf
Nathalie CaldonazzoSelf
Elenoire CasalegnoSelf
Martina ColombariSelf
Carlo ContiSelf
Carmen Di PietroSelf
Natalia EstradaSelf
Anna FalchiSelf
Emilio FedeSelf
Gabriel GarkoSelf
Eva GrimaldiSelf
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