Totòtruffa '62
Directed by	Camillo Mastrocinque
Written by	Castellano & Pipolo
Produced by	Isidoro Broggi
Starring	Totò Nino Taranto
Cinematography	Mario Fioretti
Edited by	Gisa Radicchi Levi
Music by	Gianni Ferrio
Distributed by	Titanus
Release date	1961 (1961)
Running time	106 min
Country	Italy
Language	Italian

Totòtruffa '62 (also known as Totó Vigarista) is a 1961 Italian comedy film directed by Camillo Mastrocinque.^[1]

Antonio is a poor man who has to support his daughter and especially he should pay her stay at a prestigious boarding school to study dance. Antonio so starts with his friend Camillo to deceive the poor people of Rome stealing many sums of money with various confidence tricks. Among the various scams that famous are the receipt of a billion dollars for the prince of Katanga (Antonio in blackface) and the sale of the Trevi Fountain to a foolish entrepreneur.

• Totò: Antonio Peluffo
• Nino Taranto: Camillo
• Estella Blain: Diana Peluffo
• Ernesto Calindri: Commissario Malvasia
• Geronimo Meynier: Franco Malvasia
• Luigi Pavese: cav. Terlizzi
• Lia Zoppelli: La direttrice
• Carla Macelloni: Paola
• Mario Castellani: Il professore
• Oreste Lionello: Pippo, l'amico di Franco
• John Kitzmiller: L'ambasciatore del Catonga
• Ugo D'Alessio: Decio Cavallo, the tourist
• Renzo Palmer: Baldassarre
• Ignazio Leone: Il vigile urbano
• Amedeo Girard: Amilcare
• Wee Willie Harris: the singer at "La giostra"
• Peppino De Martino: dottor Marchi, il questore
• Pietro De Vico: Il contatore di piccioni
• Evi Marandi: Una collegiale
• Milena Vukotic: Una collegiale

• Totòtruffa 62 at IMDb

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