Villa Arzilla

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Villa Arzilla is an Italian sitcom.

Cast

• Caterina Boratto: Vittoria Gransasso
• Marisa Merlini: La direttrice
• Fiorenzo Fiorentini: Castorani l'antiquario
• Giustino Durano: Gastone
• Ernesto Calindri: Il generale Vezio Vezi
• Mirella Falco: Nonna Coraggio
• Elio Crovetto: Chef
• Carlo Molfese: Ragionier Pantalla
• Salvatore Marino: Gazebo
• Paola Giannetti: Peppa
• Giorgio Tirabassi: Vinicio
• Yvonne Sciò: Carmen
• Valeria Sabel: Irina
• Elena Presti: Isabella
• Giorgio Tirabassi: Barman
• Gigi Proietti: The Gardener

See also

• List of Italian television series

External links

• Villa Arzilla at IMDb

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