Liolà () is a 1963 Italian comedy film directed by Alessandro Blasetti. It is based on Liolà, a comedy play by Luigi Pirandello.
The film was released as A Very Handy Man in the U.S. in 1966.
Plot summary In late-nineteenth-century Sicily, the wealthy Zia Croce has a large, successful farm, which she runs with her cousin, Zio Simone. He is married to Mita, and is downcast because they do not have a son to inherit the farm. Zia Croce also has a daughter, who wants a son of her own for the same reason. Their situations are apparently solved, but actually complicated, by the appearance of Liola, whose seductive powers are put by both women to practical use.
Cast Ugo Tognazzi: Liolà Giovanna Ralli: Tuzza Azzara Anouk Aimée: Mita Pierre Brasseur: Zio Simone Palumbo Elisa Cegani: Cesa Dolores Palumbo: Zia Croce Umberto Spadaro Graziella Granata
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