Mario Riva

In Mario Costa’s 1957 comedy, Alberto Sordi and Nino Taranto play two scheming relatives who go to absurd lengths to claim an inheritance from a wealthy American uncle. Their dreams of riches lead to comic twists and revealing truths. A lively farce about greed and delusion, the film captures the spirit of Italy's postwar boom and features Sordi in one of his early standout roles.

Alberto Sordi stars in this 1955 comedy directed by Luigi Filippo D'Amico. A struggling music teacher discovers his young student has a rare baritone voice, sparking a hilarious journey through fame, greed, and ambition. With sharp satire on the entertainment world, Sordi’s performance brings warmth and comic brilliance to this gem of Italian cinema.