Totòtruffa 62

Totòtruffa 62 is a 1961 Italian comedy directed by Camillo Mastrocinque, starring Totò and Nino Taranto, from a script by Castellano and Pipolo with Giuseppe Moccia. The story follows a seasoned con artist and his accomplices through a string of swindles and elaborate schemes. Its most celebrated moment has Totò's character attempting to sell the Trevi Fountain to a gullible foreign tourist, a gag that became one of the most famous scenes in Italian comic cinema. The supporting cast includes Estella Blain, Ernesto Calindri, Luigi Pavese, Mario Castellani and John Kitzmiller. Running roughly 107 minutes, the film relies on the improvisational flair of its two leads and the farcical situations typical of Totò's screen comedies of the era.