Fatso (1980)

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6.2	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Anne Bancroft

Starring (View all)

Dom DeLuise
Dominick DiNapoli

Anne Bancroft
Antoinette

Ron Carey
Frankie

Candice Azzara
Lydia

Michael Lombard
Charlie

Sal Viscuso
Vito

Robert Costanzo
Johnny

Richard Karron
Sonny

Written by

Anne Bancroft

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Dominick DiNapoli has always been a big kid who loved eating. It was his favorite thing. Then his cousin dies from health complications due to a lack of exercise and improper diet. Antoinette, Dominick's sister, makes him promise to see a diet doctor and lose some weight. This is very hard for Dominick, but he tries. He also finds motivation when he meets Lydia, and he discovers a love that is more intense than his love of food.

Release date: 1 February 1980
UPC: 013131308693

Tags: Drama (1), Comedy (1), Romance (1), 1980 (1), 20th Century Fox (1)

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Pop Culture Phenomenon Films: 80’s (1473 movies items)

" Dominick DiNapoli has always been a big kid who loved eating. It was his favorite thing. Then his cousin dies from health complications due to a lack of exercise and improper diet. Antoinette, Dominick's sister, makes him promise to see a diet doctor and lose some weight. This is very hard for Dominick, but he tries. He also finds motivation when he meets Lydia, and he discovers a love that is more intense than his love of food. This film was also reviewed in the psychiatric monograph The"