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6.3 / 10(19 votes)IMDb19671h 33mFrance, Germany, Italy

Operation San Pietro

Operazione San Pietro

“Wanted! These four numb-skulls stole a $50,000,000 statue from the Vatican... and sold it for $80.”

Synopsis

Small time crook Napoleone falls into an unlikely gang made up of a gangster, called The Baron, and his two cohorts, Agonia and The Captain, where Napoleone takes them to Rome where they shack up with a shady used car dealer caled Il Cajella to help finance their new life of crime by planing to rob a statue from the Vatican. But a big-time American gangster, named Joe Ventura, hears about the heist and wants the priceless statue for himself by having his mistress, Samantha, come onto and betray the woman-hungry Cajella to give the statue away to her.

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Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Lucio Fulci
Screenplay & Story
Adriano Baracco, Ennio De Concini, Lucio Fulci, Roberto Gianviti
Original Score
Ward Swingle
Original Title
Operazione San Pietro
Country of Origin
France, Germany, Italy
Spoken Languages
Italian
Runtime
1h 33m
Production Studios
Ultra Film, Roxy Film, Marianne Productions

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Lucio Fulci

Screenplay & Story

Adriano Baracco, Ennio De Concini, Lucio Fulci, Roberto Gianviti

Original Score & Music

Ward Swingle

Director of Photography

Erico Menczer

Film Editing

Ornella Micheli

Producers

Turi Vasile

Department Leadership Roster

Lucio Fulci

Lucio Fulci

Director

Turi Vasile

Turi Vasile

Producer

Ward Swingle

Original Music Composer

Adriano Baracco

Screenplay

Ennio De Concini

Screenplay

Lucio Fulci

Lucio Fulci

Screenplay

Roberto Gianviti

Screenplay

Giorgio Giovannini

Production Design

Erico Menczer

Director of Photography

Ornella Micheli

Ornella Micheli

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Frequently Asked Questions About Operation San Pietro

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Operation San Pietro about?

Small time crook Napoleone falls into an unlikely gang made up of a gangster, called The Baron, and his two cohorts, Agonia and The Captain, where Napoleone takes them to Rome where they shack up with a shady used car dealer caled Il Cajella to help finance their new life of crime by planing to rob a statue from the Vatican. But a big-time American gangster, named Joe Ventura, hears about the heist and wants the priceless statue for himself by having his mistress, Samantha, come onto and betray the woman-hungry Cajella to give the statue away to her.

Who directed Operation San Pietro?

Operation San Pietro was directed by Lucio Fulci.

Who stars in Operation San Pietro?

The principal cast of Operation San Pietro includes Lando Buzzanca, Jean-Claude Brialy, Heinz Rühmann, Christine Barclay, Edward G. Robinson.

When was Operation San Pietro released and how long is it?

Operation San Pietro was released in 1967 with a total runtime of 1h 33m.

Who composed the musical score for Operation San Pietro?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Operation San Pietro was composed by Ward Swingle.