The Diamond Peddlers (, also known as Diamond Pedlars) is a 1976 Italian comedy film directed by Giuliano Carnimeo and starring Paul Smith and Michael Coby, a comedic duo teamed with the purpose of copying the successful films of Terence Hill and Bud Spencer. It is structured as a sequel to the previous year's Convoy Buddies.-

Plot Toby and Butch, working as pack carriers in Africa, climb through a window into a lodging, discover a gun in a suitcase and, upon stealing and attempting to sell the weapon, are assumed to be criminals or terrorists and find themselves chased by military police through collapsing marketplace stalls. They hide in a village church, dress in priestly cassocks and are tricked by deceitful smugglers into delivering a statue of the Virgin Mary to Amsterdam. The statue is filled with diamonds which the duo unknowingly pass through customs and are subsequently chased through the city's streets and canals by gangsters and the police, with the diamond-filled pouch ultimately landing in the path of a roller-compactor and its contents crushed into dust while Toby and Butch, still in their clerical robes, continue running from their pursuers.

Cast Paul Smith as Toby (Simone) Michael Coby as Butch (Matteo) Dominic Barto as Morgan Jacques Herlin as Inspector Nelson Giuseppe Maffioli as Priest Riccardo Petrazzi as Massimo Enrico Chiappafreddo as Morgan's thug Emilio Messina as Morgan's thug Giovanni Pazzafini as convict Franco Pesce as Father Mansueto Claudio Gora as Mr. Robinson Domenico Di Costanzo Claudio Ruffini as convict Artemio Antonini Roberto Dell'Acqua as fugitive Gianlorenzo Bernini Andrea Aureli

See also List of Italian films of 1976

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