Question 1

What hidden Easter egg appears on the Italian DVD version of the film?

Accepted Answer

On the Italian DVD's main menu, highlighting and selecting the yellow "AJJ" logo reveals a short movie about the JFK assassination, which is actually the opening scene from "Tre uomini e una gamba."

Question 2

Which classic film is shown at the drive-in and inspired this movie?

Accepted Answer

The drive-in movie is Alfred Hitchcock's "Vertigo," which partly inspired this film.

Question 3

What unusual challenge do the gangsters face in their plan to sell their boss to the FBI?

Accepted Answer

Al's short-term memory loss could make it difficult for the gangsters to execute their plan to sell their boss to the FBI.

Question 4

How did this film perform at the Italian box office compared to other movies by the trio?

Accepted Answer

The movie grossed 22,262,559 euros and became the third highest-grossing film of Aldo, Giovanni and Giacomo, after "Chiedimi se sono felice" (2000) and "Così è la vita" (1998).

Question 5

Which actors from the trio play the three main gangster characters?

Accepted Answer

Aldo Baglio plays Al, Giovanni Storti plays John, and Giacomo Poretti plays Jack.

Question 6

What Easter egg is hidden in the Italian DVD version of the film?

Accepted Answer

On the Italian DVD's main menu, highlighting and selecting the yellow 'AJJ' logo reveals a short movie about the JFK assassination, which is actually the opening scene from 'Tre uomini e una gamba'.

Question 7

What unusual musical reference appears in a line of dialogue despite historical inaccuracy?

Accepted Answer

Aldo tells Giovanni to not always look at 'the dark side of the moon'—a Pink Floyd album reference—even though the British band hadn't been born yet at the movie's Depression-era setting.

Question 8

Which classic Hitchcock film plays at the drive-in and partly inspired this movie?

Accepted Answer

The drive-in movie shown is Alfred Hitchcock's 'Vertigo', which served as partial inspiration for this film.

Question 9

Where did the characters Al, John and Jack first appear before this film?

Accepted Answer

The characters Al, John and Jack originally appeared in short sketches in the trio's first two movies: 'Tre uomini e una gamba' (1997) and 'Così è la vita' (1998).

Question 10

How successful was this film at the Italian box office?

Accepted Answer

The movie grossed 22,262,559 euros, making it the third highest-grossing film of Aldo, Giovanni and Giacomo after 'Chiedimi se sono felice' (2000) and 'Così è la vita' (1998).

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