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Donald Musente

Claude Moretti

Gustavo Barilla (as Pontus Karlsson)

Dolmino Fussilini

Izabella Scorupco

Merkulius Papparazzo

Florence von Plank

Mozarella Gorgonzola

Maria Pizza

Don Vesuvio

Maximilian

Benito Tortelini

Cecilia van Bunk

Coop Formaggio

The book that Donald claims to be "Gunnar Barbarotti and the three wise men" is actually a spoof of Swedish author Håkan Nesser's detective with the same name. Although the books in the film are two different biographies, one about Rainer Werner Fassbinder and the other about Brian Jones.

Robert Sarkanen announced in August 2008, a year and a half after the films initial release, that he is preparing to make a fully color corrected, restored and wide screen matted reconstruction with a 5.1 soundtrack of the film in 2009.

A spin off on the license was aimed to be shot as a TV-series called "Snugglepuss and Maximilian: Undercover Cops". The script was written and sold to Gotlandskanalen AB. But since the company was put in bankruptcy about the same time, the project did never see the light of the day. In this sequel it would have been revealed that Donald Musente did not die in the shooting. And his role would be as an Hannibal Lecter-like expert of serial killers at a mental hospital. The main plot would be about Coop Formaggio running for Governor of Gotland, and Snugglepus and Maximilian trying to keep his election promise to keep the streets clean from criminals. It would also include nazicommunists and aliens as enemies, and every episode would end with the song "Wrong 'Em Boyo" by the Clash.

When Maximilian is photographing the suspect with an Axe, he is covering the lens with one of his fingers.

Musente states that he has read in a book by Mark Twain that Dolmino Fusilini is several hundred years on. Later on in the film Moretti claims him to be only 35.

Victor E. Kerschners reflection is clearly visible in the window in the scene were Stefan is recording his journal.