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1974 · 89 mins · Italian
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Directed by
Franco Rossi
Starring
Robert Loggia, Terence Hill, Salvatore Basile, Luigi Antonio Guerra, Jacques Herlin, Bud Spencer

The twin trio of missionaries find themselves at odds with the authorities after turning their mission into a parrot farm. Branded the Bishop of Maracaibo’s ‘black sheep,’ they draw the attention of a Monsignore sent to inspect their conduct while navigating bureaucratic hurdles. True to form, they aid the poor in defending themselves, sparking a series of humorous fist‑fights along the way.

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