Lo svitato is a 1956 Italian comedy film directed by Carlo Lizzani.
Plot Achille is a naive station deliveryman struggling to make a living. He falls in love with a beautiful young woman and, after a series of slapstick attempts, manages to win her over. Meanwhile, a publisher offers him a job as a journalist, giving him the opportunity to investigate the mysterious disappearance of several purebred dogs. However, the offer is a scam intended to allow the publisher to profit from the resulting article and gossip while also stealing Achille's girlfriend from him.
Cast Dario Fo as Achille Franca Rame as Diana Giorgia Moll as Elena Leo Pisani as Gigi Alberto Bonucci as Traffic policeman Franco Parenti as 'Via Emilia Monster' Umberto D'Orsi as Journalist Carlo Bagno Giustino Durano Jacopo Fo
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