Don Tonino

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Don Tonino is an Italian crime-comedy television series.

Cast[]

• Andrea Roncato as Don Tonino
• Gigi Sammarchi as Commissioner Sangiorgi
• Manuel De Peppe as Gabriele
• Nicola De Buono as Don Oreste
• Lara Motta as Maddalena
• Vanessa Gravina as Sara
• Paolo Lizza as Angelo
• Marco Milano as Marco

See also[]

• List of Italian television series

References[]

External links[]

• Don Tonino at IMDb

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