It is worth seeing Morte di un bandito movie (Death of a Bandit).
Movie Is being made - in 1961.
Color Info: Black and White
Countries: Italy
Genres: Drama
Languages: Italian
Runtimes: Italy:93
Sound Mix: Mono
Tech Info: OFM:35 mm, PFM:35 mm
In movie played:
Giorgio Albertazzi (actor)
Birth Notes: Florence, Italy
Married Pia de' Tolomei (who is 36 tears his junior) after being together for more than 20 years. For both, it's the first marriage.
Spouse: 'Pia de'Tolomei' (December 2007 - present)
Birth Date: 20 August 1923
Sergio Fantoni (actor)
Birth Notes: Rome, Italy
Other Works: Dubbing voice of 'William Phipps' (qv) in the Italian post-synchronized version of _Lust for Life (1956)_ (qv) (Brama di vivere)., Dubbing voice of 'Rex Reason' (qv) in the Italian post-synchronized version of _Band of Angels (1957)_ (qv) (La banda degli angeli)., Dubbing voice of 'Cliff Robertson (I)' (qv) in the Italian post-synchronized version of _The Naked and the Dead (1958)_ (qv) (Il nudo e il morto)., Dubbing voice of 'Massimo Serato' (qv) in the Italian post-synchronized version of _The Naked Maja (1958)_ (qv) (La maja desnuda)., Dubbing voice of 'Robert Taylor (I)' (qv) in the Italian post-synchronized version of _The Law and Jake Wade (1958)_ (qv) (Sfida nella città morta), _Party Girl (1958)_ (qv) (Il dominatore di Chicago) and _The House of the Seven Hawks (1959)_ (qv) (La casa dei sette falchi)., Dubbing voice of 'David Torrence' (qv) in the Italian post-synchronized version of _Bonnie Scotland (1935)_ (qv) (Allegri eroi)., Dubbing voice of 'Robert Vaughn (I)' (qv) in the Italian post-synchronized version of _The Magnificent Seven (1960)_ (qv) (I magnifici sette)., Dubbing voice of 'Cornel Wilde' (qv) in the Italian post-synchronized version of _Omar Khayyam (1957)_ (qv) (Le avventure e gli amori di Omar Khayyam)., Dubbing voice of 'Dan Dailey' (qv) in the Italian post-synchronized version of _Underwater Warrior (1958)_ (qv) (Gli arditi degli abissi)., Dubbing voice of 'Ivan Desny' (qv) in the Italian post-synchronized version of _Anastasia (1956)_ (qv)., Dubbing voice of 'Farley Granger' (qv) in the Italian post-synchronized version of _Strangers on a Train (1951)_ (qv) (Delitto per delitto / L'altro uomo)., Dubbing voice of 'David Hedison' (qv) in the Italian post-synchronized version of _The Fly (1958)_ (qv) (L'esperimento del dottor K.)., Dubbing voice of 'Rock Hudson' (qv) in the Italian post-synchronized version of _Giant (1956)_ (qv) (Il gigante)., Dubbing voice of 'Alan Ladd (I)' (qv) in the Italian post-synchronized version of _The Badlanders (1958)_ (qv) (Gli uomini della terra selvaggia)., Dubbing voice of 'Gregory Peck' (qv) in the Italian post-synchronized version of _Marooned (1969)_ (qv) (Abbandonati nello spazio)., Dubbing voice of 'John Barrymore (I)' (qv) in the Italian post-synchronized version of _Rasputin and the Empress (1932)_ (qv) (Rasputin e l'imperatrice).
Primarily from the classical display place (Cyrano de Bergerac, Antigone, Othello), and near a powerful operatic atmosphere (Electra, Medea), this stylish, darkly handsome Neopolitan artist occasional play staunch second lead contained by a body of Italian bifocals and a few 60s Hollywood films., Son of actors 'Cesare Fantoni' (qv) and 'Afra Arrigoni Fantoni' (qv).
Spouse: 'Valentina Fortunato' (qv) (? - present)
Birth Date: 7 August 1930
Francisco Rabal (actor)
Father of 'Benito Rabal' (qv) and 'Teresa Rabal (I)' (qv), Grandfather of 'Liberto Rabal' (qv)., Brother of 'Damián Rabal' (qv) and Dolores Rabal., Spanish dubbed voice of Draco ('Sean Connery' (qv)) in _Dragonheart (1996)_ (qv), Died during an airplane flight while returning from the Montreal Film Festival., Appeared in more than 200 films and plays., He was director 'William Friedkin (I)' (qv)'s first choice to play Alain Charnier in _The French Connection (1971)_ (qv), after Friedkin saw his performance in _Viridiana (1961)_ (qv). Ironically, due to a confusion, the part of the French criminal went to his "Viridiana" co-star, fellow Spanish actor 'Fernando Rey (I)' (qv)., Member of the jury at the Berlin International Film Festival 1989, He was cast to play Father Benito in The Crime of Padre Amaro. After his death, the part went to his friend Sancho Gracia.
Pictorials: "Ciné-Revue" (Belgium), 30 May 1968, Vol. 48, Iss. 22, pg. 12-13, by: J. v. Cottom and Paul Louis, "Cannes 1968 : Tandis que les nuages s'amassent, le Festival lance ses derniers feux"
Biographical Movies: _Premio Donostia a Paco Rabal (2001) (TV)_ (qv), _Una giornata con Paco Rabal (2001) (V)_ (qv)
Death Notes: Bordeaux, France (compensatory dilating emphysema)
Francisco Rabal -- Paco to every entity -- be born bounded by the mining armed forces camp where on earth his father work. His mother individual a petite mill. At the age of six, next to the Civil War breaking out, the family part emigrate to Madrid and he started in a job in dump of a path salesman and afterwards in a brunette factory, which later lead to him working as an electrician in the Chamartín Film Studios. It was here he started in his initial films in flock scene and in vista of that against. However, ensuing donate advice from general population close to Dámaso Alonso, he found his way into the arena and in 1950 started working with José Tamayo where he meet Asunción Balaguer, who was to become his wife and undividable wife in taking uphill of the remains of his vivacity. One of the solemnity business he starred in was a Spanish altered copy of Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman." The fleshy breakthrough come when he met 'Luis Buñuel' (qv), one of the most of Spanish show director. They become vastly good friends, in sector in the red to their matching creed on life. Nazarín and Viridiana hang around as hallmark of that whimsical interval. However, with ancient age and the endorsement of the Franco Régime, Rabal's best hard-headed toil was nonetheless in the making, and indeed culminate with his excellent rôle in _Santos Inocentes, Los (1984)_, one of the best three or four Spanish films of all circumstance. In 1987 he made a remarkable TV phase call _"Juncal" (1987)_ (qv) which was probably the guise which above all resemble the real-life Paco Rabal: a veritable "truhan" -- a roguish scamp. However, he hem in play the character of the Aragonese painter Francisco Goya in three conflicting films, a personage who he became heavily identified with. It be here period that he received his highest award in Spain, Cannes, Montreal, etc. He is the lone Spanish entertainer to have be given a Doctor Honoris Causa via the University of his ingenious Murcia. Returning from the XXV Montreal Festival where he was homaged for a lifetime's work, he die ended the English Channel aboard the aircraft bring him from London to Madrid and, regardless of the emergency landing in Bordeaux, nil could be done for him. The trauma inside the jumbo aggravated his incorrigible bronchitis and started a very well of coughing which he was not competent to win through over. He has published a few book which he called "some trifling things of mine," but furthermost distinctively his anthology of verse and "coplas" in 1994 and a little later collaborate with Agustín Cerezales on his biography "Si yo te contara" (If I tell you all something like it). His daughter, Teresa Rabal, is a celebratory actress, songster and TV announcer, while his son, Benito, also works as film queen.
Height: 180 cm
Quotes: La fama "es un pedestal para ganar dinero en esta cochina sociedad." (Fame "is a pedestal from which to earn money in this filthy society."), "Soy cada día más ateo: no puede haber dios tan cruel." ("Every day I am more atheist: there just can't exist such a cruel god.")
Birth Notes: Águilas, Murcia, Región de Murcia, Spain
Books: Paco Rabal, w/Agustin Cerezales. _Si Yo te Contara._ Madrid, Spain: Ediciones El Pais S.A., Aguilar S.A. Edicitiones, 1994. ISBN 8403597029
Other Works: Dragonheart (1996): Draco (Spanish voice)
Birth Name: Rabal Valera, Francisco
Spouse: 'Asunción Balaguer' (qv) (1950 - 29 August 2001) (his death); 2 children
Death Date: 29 August 2001
Birth Date: 8 March 1926
Vittorio Sanipoli (actor)
Death Notes: Rome, Italy.
Birth Notes: Quinto al Mare, Italy
Other Works: 1967: Dubbing voice of Melvyn Douglas in the Italian post-synchronized version of Richard Quine's 'Hotel' (Intrighi Al Grand Hotel).
Birth Name: Sanipoli, Luciano
Death Date: 25 July 1992
Birth Date: 27 October 1915
Lea Massari (actress)
Pictorials: "Playboy" (USA), November 1973, Vol. 20, Iss. 11, pg. 150, by: Arthur Knight, "Sex In Cinema 1973", "Playboy" (USA), January 1973, Vol. 20, Iss. 1, pg. 191, "Impossible Object"
Birth Notes: Rome, Italy
Magazine Covers: "Playboy" (Italy), June 1976
Birth Name: Massetani, Anna Maria
Educated throughout Europe, including Switzerland where she studied architecture. *, Stunning Italian actress in 60s chic, passionate drama., When she was 22, she decided to name herself "Lea" after her deceased fiancé Leo., Member of jury at the Cannes Film Festival in 1975
Birth Date: 30 June 1933
Katina Paxinou (actress)
Articles: "Vimadonna" (Greece), 26 January 2003, Iss. 11, pg. 58-67, by: Melissa Stoili, "San fissiko fenomeno", "Romantso" (Greece), 6 March 1973, Iss. 1566, pg. 31, by: Anonymous, "Katina Paxinou"
Grandmother of 'Alexandros Antonopoulos' (qv), She and her husband, stage director/actor 'Alex Minotis' (qv), were generally considered the 'Alfred Lunt' (qv) and 'Lynn Fontanne' (qv) of their theatre generation. Their greatest fame came after their return to Greece from Hollywood in the 50s when they rejoined the (now renamed) Greek National Theatre and participated in such acclaimed productions as "Hecuba," "Oedipus Rex" and "Medea."., First non-American actress to win an Oscar for "Best Actress in a Supporting Role"
Biographical Movies: _Paxinou in Athens (1959) (TV)_ (qv)
Death Notes: Athens, Greece (cancer)
Katina Paxinou be born contained by 1900, in Piraeus, Greece. She earliest appear against adapt for the stage in 1928, in an Athens fertility of 'Henry Bataille' (qv)'s "La femme nue". In the untimely 1930's she was one of the founding member of the Greek Royal Theater (which following was name Greek National Theater) and perform several through role in 'Sophocles' (qv)' "Electra", 'Henrik Ibsen' (qv)'s "Ghosts" etc, consistently co-starring next to her husband, 'Alex Minotis' (qv). The flare-up of the Second World War found her in UK; she later manage to be salaried the US, where on earth she was offered her first motion illustration role in 1943 in _For Whom the Bell Tolls (1943)_ (qv). She win rave in back in the air of her divine portrayal of Pilar, a Spanish anarchistic, here 'Ernest Hemingway' (qv) becoming accustomed and won a Best Supporting Actress Academy Award (and a Golden Globe) in 1944. She made a few more Hollywood pictures, beforehand returning to Greece in the early 1950's. During 1950 - 1971 she donate top-notch performance in 'Christopher Fry (I)' (qv)'s "The Dark Is Light Enough", 'Friedrich Dürrenmatt' (qv)'s "The Visit" (as Claire Zahanassian), 'Sophocles' (qv)' "Oedipus Rex" (as Iocasta), 'Euripides' (qv)' "Hecuba" (title role) and 'Bertolt Brecht' (qv)'s "Mother Courage" (title role). She also starred in numerous other movies; she was extremely pathetic in place of the Italian matriarch in the 'Luchino Visconti' (qv) magnum opus _Rocco e i suoi fratelli (1960)_ (qv). She die of cancer in 1973 and be justly considered as the chief Greek actress of the 20th century.
Birth Notes: Piraeus, Athens, Greece
Other Works: She work both near her husband, Greek entertainer Alexis Minotis, at the National Greek Theatre. She play contained by "Mother Courage" (Brecht), "The stately home of Bernarda Alba" (Lorca), "Ghosts" (Ibsen), "Oedipus Rex" (Sophocles), "Elektra" (Sophocles) and lots more., Hallmark Playhouse (03/02/50) CBS "Indestructible Julia" 30 minutes., Kraft Music Hall (06/01/44) NBC with 'Bing Crosby' (qv) and Marilyn Maxwell 60 minutes., Suspense (04/06/44) CBS "The Woman in Red" 30 minutes., We Came This Way (10/27/44) NBC "The Story of Andreas" 30 minutes.
Birth Name: Konstantopoulou, Ekaterini
Spouse: 'Alex Minotis' (qv) (? - 22 February 1973) (her death), 'Ioannis Paxinos' (1916 - ?) (divorced); 2 children
Death Date: 22 February 1973
Birth Date: 17 December 1900
Giuseppe Amato (producer)
Death Notes: Rome, Lazio, Italy (heart attack)
Birth Notes: Naples, Campania, Italy
Birth Name: Vasaturo, Giuseppe
Death Date: 3 February 1964
Portrayed: _Celluloide (1995)_ (qv)
Birth Date: 24 August 1899
Giuseppe Berto (writer)
Death Notes: Rome, Italy
Birth Notes: Mogliano Veneto, Italy
Death Date: 1 November 1978
Birth Date: 27 December 1914
Giuseppe Amato (director)
Death Notes: Rome, Lazio, Italy (heart attack)
Birth Notes: Naples, Campania, Italy
Birth Name: Vasaturo, Giuseppe
Death Date: 3 February 1964
Portrayed: _Celluloide (1995)_ (qv)
Birth Date: 24 August 1899
