Spaghetti House is a 1982 Italian comedy film directed by Giulio Paradisi.[1][2] It is loosely based on the Spaghetti House siege that occurred in 1975.

Spaghetti House
Directed by	Giulio Paradisi
Written by	Age & Scarpelli Peter Barnes Nino Manfredi
Starring	Nino Manfredi
Cinematography	Giuliano Giustini
Music by	Gianfranco Plenizio
Release date	22 October 1982 (1982-10-22)
Country	Italy
Languages	Italian English

Plot

In an attempted armed robbery of an Italian restaurant in London, the staff members are taken hostage by three gunmen. The police besiege the building, but in the meantime an unexpected solidarity among hostages and criminals is born.

Cast

• Nino Manfredi as Domenico Ceccacci
• Rudolph Walker as Commander Martin
• Rita Tushingham as Kathy Ceccacci
• Leo Gullotta as Salvatore Manzilla
• Néstor Garay as Biagio Cerioni
• Gino Pernice as Valentino Cottai
• Derek Martin as Hutchinson
• Renato Scarpa as The Accountant
• Sandro Ghiani as Efisio
• Eddie Tagoe as Bill
• Elvis Payne as Tom
• David Burke as Davis
• John Woodvine as The Prosecutor
• Ian Redford as Buntin
• Patrick O'Connell as Mallory

See also

• List of Italian films of 1982

References

External links

• Spaghetti House at IMDb

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