Non è vero ma ci credo is a 1952 Italian comedy film directed by Sergio Grieco and starring Walter Chiari, Carlo Campanini, and Carlo Delle Piane. The film follows the lives of three friends, each with their own unique and humorous stories to tell.
Walter Chiari plays Guido, a small-time crook who pretends to be wealthy in order to woo women. Carlo Campanini plays Tazio, a man who pretends to have supernatural powers to impress others. Carlo Delle Piane plays Peppino, a man who pretends to be a rich businessman in order to attract the attention of women.
As the stories of these three friends unfold, their antics and mishaps provide plenty of laughs and entertainment for the audience. The film also features a number of memorable supporting characters, including a bumbling detective and a group of eccentric villagers.
Non è vero ma ci credo is a lighthearted and enjoyable comedy that showcases the talent of its talented cast and the creative vision of its director. It remains a popular film among fans of Italian cinema and a testament to the enduring popularity of classic Italian comedies.