How We Stole the Atomic Bomb

A resourceful but good-natured Italian fisherman stranded when the bomber crashes off Egypt. He improvises to outsmart both the criminals pursuing the bomb and the spy network, keeping morale high with wit and bravado. His practical thinking and cheerful stubbornness drive the pairing with Ciccio as they hatch a plan to plant a fake bomb.

Franco's loud, blusting partner who initially serves as an obstacle to the truth but becomes a begrudging ally. His insistence on force and showy bravado leads to comic misfires, including a failed torture demonstration. He eventually partners with Franco to pull off the fake-bomb deception and avoid punishment.

A captivating woman who lures Franco to her hotel room, but secretly works for Dr. Yes. She manipulates the situation, pretending to aid their discovery while steering events toward Dr. Yes's plan. Her double dealing undercuts the duo before she is confronted by the unfolding twists.

Egyptian scientist and mastermind who seeks to use the bomb's radiation to revive the mummy Nabuco Sonor. He runs an underground base and commands the plan to realize a macabre resurrection through science and secrecy. His ambition collides with Franco and Ciccio's scheme, setting up a clash between intellect and improvisation.

A member of SPECTRALLIS and one of the trio of spies who chase Franco and Ciccio. He is sharp, competitive, and quick to double-cross his colleagues in the scramble to claim credit. His schemes frequently collide with Bomb, Bluff, and Flit, producing flashpoints of action and humor.

A cunning member of the spy trio, skilled in manipulation and misdirection. She plays the field between Franco, Ciccio, and Dr. Yes, contributing to the constant shuffle of loyalties. Her cool demeanor and strategic thinking keep the plot's twists moving.

One of the spies who uses disguises and subterfuge, notably posing as the mummy in an early ruse. He is part of the spectacle of deception and helps derail Dr. Yes's plan before the final reveal.