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Meet My Friend is a film of genre Comedy directed by Carlo Vanzina with Raoul Bova
Meet My Friend (2010)
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Marco Ferretti is an Italian manager, young and beautiful, but he can not stand the presence of women after a difficult affair. When Marco goes to London for an appointment, knows four beautiful girls that disrupt his life with the love.Actors
Raoul Bova
(Marco)
Barbora Bobulova
(Giulia)
Martina Stella
(Gabriella)
Sarah Felberbaum
(Francesca)
Kelly Reilly
(Sarah)
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