Me and the Mafia () is a 1973 Danish comedy film directed by Henning Ørnbak and starring Dirch Passer and Klaus Pagh.
Plot The film follows the con man Victor Hansen, who has made a fortune together with his partner Rikard. Rikard has deposited the money in a Swiss bank account, and has had the account number tattooed on the buttocks of four mistresses; he is then killed by a mafia gang. Victor tries to find the girls to get access to the stashed millions in the account, but is thwarted by the mafia. In the end he is allowed to keep his life, but has to sell pieces of Venice to rich tourists on the mafia's behalf.
Cast
Dirch Passer - Victor 'Viffer' Hansen Klaus Pagh - Rikard Abelsteen Tove Maës - Lily Poul Bundgaard - Vittorio Ferucci Susanne Heinrich - Marcellina Jørgen Kiil - Arnold von Cleef Vera Gebuhr - Krøll Knudsen Anette Karlsen - Merete Lisbet Lundquist - Majbritt Jane Thomsen - Janne Petersen Ove Verner Hansen - Klumpen / Møller Edward Fleming - Arthur Ole Ishøy - Klumpen's assistant Freddy Albeck - Don Luigi Otto Brandenburg - Dino Per Goldschmidt - Carlo Poul Glargaard - Capo Karl Stegger - Andersen, prison guard Ole Monty - Undertaker Gotha Andersen - Milkman Lulu Ziegler - A Danish-American woman Harald Jørgensen - Her husband Hannah Bjarnhof - Sergent Bentsen Preben Ravn - Thug Marianne Wesén - Mother of a child being baptised Carl-Hugo Calander - Museum inspector Söderstrand Ellen Margrethe Stein - Dog-loving judge Elisabeth Nørager - Soldier Frederiksen Simon Rosenbaum - Tinsmith Ebba Amfeldt - Cleaning lady at a Swedish museum Hardy Rafn - Man by photo booth Henning Ørnbak - Swiss banker
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