Don Luca c'è

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Don Luca c'è
Country of origin	Italy
No. of seasons	1
Original release
Release	2008 (2008)

Don Luca c'è is an Italian television series. It is the sequel of Don Luca.

Cast[edit]

Luca Laurenti: Don Luca
Nora Amile: Barista
Stefano Chiodaroli: Angelo
Gianluca Fubelli: Crocifisso
Valeria Graci: Laura

See also[edit]

List of Italian television series

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