Top Crack

1967 Italian Comedy Heist Film directed by Mario Russo. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Top Crack (German: Immer Ärger mit den Lümmeln) is a 1967[2] Italian-German comedy film directed by Mario Russo. The film is scored by Gianni Marchetti.

Directed byMario Russo
Screenplay byMarcello Fondato
Luisa Montagnana
Produced byLuigi Campi
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Top Crack
Directed byMario Russo
Screenplay byMarcello Fondato
Luisa Montagnana
Produced byLuigi Campi
StarringTerry-Thomas
Gastone Moschin
Didier Haudepin
Oreste Lionello[1]
CinematographyEnnio Guarnieri
Edited byGiuseppe Baghdighian
Music byGianni Marchetti
Production
companies
FILM & VIDEO S.R.L.
Release date
  • 1967 (1967)
Running time
100 minutes
91 minutes (German version)
CountryItaly
LanguagesItalian
German
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Plot

Two kidnappers, Charles and Karl, head to Rome with the aim of kidnapping a famous billionaire, Mr. Feril, who is also the inventor of a powder that turns into an egg after it is cooked.[3]

Once they have the ransom, it ends up stolen by a gang of kids[1] led by Uno.

At the end, jewelry is tied to a couple of balloons by the gang. Both Charles and Karl watch helplessly as the gang take shots at the balloons, resulting in the jewelry falling into the sea.[3]

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Release

The film music was released as an LP (CAM AMG.6) with 14 titles.[4][5] in March 1967.[6] Additionally the film itself passed censorship around the same month.[2] In Germany, it was known under at least two alternate titles: Immer Ärger mit den Lümmeln, a version reportedly shortened by roughly 10 minutes; and Entführung ins Chaos (Top Crack), a title used in later television broadcasts such as one schedule in 1989.[7]

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