Aldo Fabrizi
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Aldo Fabrizi
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Popular Italian, music hall comedian Aldo Fabrizi made his first film appearance in 1942. He was elevated to international fame three years later for his decided noncomic performance as a defiant anti-fascist priest in Rossellini's Open City. Thereafter, he alternated between dramatic roles and comedy characterizations with a wistful touch. From the mid-'70s onward, he cut back his screen appearances to write a series of best-selling cookbooks. American religious youth groups are most familiar with Aldo Fabrizi's sensitive performance in the 1961 church basement perennial Teacher and the Miracle, one of several films which Fabrizi also directed. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Aldo Fabrizi
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| Born | November 1, 1905 Rome, Italy |
| Died | April 2 , 1990 Rome, Italy |
Aldo Fabrizi (November 1, 1905, Rome, Italy – April 2, 1990, Rome, Italy) was an Italian actor and cinema and theatre director.
Actor Filmography
- Avanti, c'è posto... by Mario Bonnard (script too ) (1942)
- Campo de' fiori by Mario Bonnard (script too) (1943)
- L'ultima carrozzella by Mario Mattoli (script too) (1943)
- Circo equestre Za-Bum (episode Dalla finestra and Il postino) by Mario Mattoli (1944)
- Roma città aperta by Roberto Rossellini (1945)
- Mio figlio professore by Renato Castellani (script too) (1946)
- Vivere in pace by Luigi Zampa (script too ) ([1946)
- Il delitto di Giovanni Episcopo by Alberto Lattuada (script too) (1947)
- Natale al campo 119 by Pietro Francisci (script too) (1947)
- Tombolo, paradiso nero by Giorgio Ferroni (1947)
- Emigrantes by Aldo Fabrizi (1948)
- Antonio di Padova by Pietro Francisci (1949)
- Benvenuto, reverendo! by Aldo Fabrizi (1949)
- Vita da cani by Steno & Mario Monicelli (script too) (1950)
- Prima comunione by Alessandro Blasetti (1950)
- Tre passi a Nord (Three steps North) by William Lee Wilder (1950)
- Francesco, giullare di Dio by Roberto Rossellini (1950)
- Parigi è sempre Parigi by Luciano Emmer (1951)
- Signori, in carrozza! by Luigi Zampa (1951)
- La famiglia Passaguai by Aldo Fabrizi (1951)
- Guardie e ladri by Steno & Mario Monicelli (script too) (1951)
- Cameriera bella presenza offresi... by Giorgio Pàstina (1951)
- Fiorenzo il terzo uomo by Stefano Canzio (cameo) (1951)
- Altri tempi (episode Il carrettino dei libri vecchi) by Alessandro Blasetti (1952)
- La famiglia Passaguai fa fortuna by Aldo Fabrizi (1952)
- Cinque poveri in automobile by Mario Mattoli (script too) (1952)
- Papà diventa mamma by Aldo Fabrizi (1952)
- La voce del silenzio by Georg Wilhelm Pabst (1952)
- Una di quelle by Aldo Fabrizi (1953)
- L'età dell'amore by Lionello De Felice (1953)
- Siamo tutti inquilini by Mario Mattoli (1953)
- Cose da pazzi by Georg Wilhelm Pabst (1953)
- Cento anni d'amore (episode Garibaldina) by Lionello De Felice (1953)
- Questa è la vita (episode Marsina stretta) by Aldo Fabrizi (1954)
- Cafè Chantant by Camillo Mastrocinque (1954)
- Hanno rubato un tram by Aldo Fabrizi (1954)
- Accadde al penitenziario by Giorgio Bianchi (1955)
- Carosello di varietà by Aldo Quinti & Aldo Bonaldi (1955)
- Io piaccio by Giorgio Bianchi (1955)
- I due compari by Carlo Borghesio (script too) (1955)
- Donatella by Mario Monicelli (1956)
- I pappagalli by Bruno Paolinelli (1956)
- Un po' di cielo by Giorgio Moser (1956)
- Guardia, guardia scelta, brigadiere e maresciallo by Mauro Bolognini (1956)
- Festa di maggio (Premier mai) by Luis Saslavsky (1957)
- Il maestro by Aldo Fabrizi (1957)
- I prepotenti di Mario Amendola (script too) (1958)
- Prepotenti più di prima by Mario Mattoli (script too) (1959)
- Ferdinando I re di Napoli by Gianni Franciolini (1959)
- I tartassati by Steno (script too) (1959)
- Un militare e mezzo by Steno (script too) (1959)
- La sposa bella (The angel wore red) by Nunnally Johnson (1960)
- Totò, Fabrizi e i giovani d'oggi by Mario Mattoli (1960)
- Fra' Manisco cerca guai by Armando William Tamburella (1960)
- Gerarchi si muore by Giorgio Simonelli (1961)
- Le meraviglie di Aladino by Mario Bava (1961)
- Twist, lolite e vitelloni by Marino Girolami (1962)
- I quattro monaci by Carlo Ludovico Bragaglia (1962)
- Gli italiani e le donne (episode Chi la fa, l'aspetti) by Marino Girolami (1962)
- Il giorno più corto by Sergio Corbucci (cameo) (1963)
- Totò contro i quattro by Steno (1963)
- I quattro moschettieri by Carlo Ludovico Bragaglia (1963)
- I quattro tassisti (episode L'uomo in bleu) by Giorgio Bianchi (1963)
- Das feuerschiff by Ladislao Vajda (in Germany) (1963)
- Made in Italy by Nanni Loy (1965)
- Sette monaci d'oro by Marino Girolami (1966)
- Tre morsi nella mela (Three bites of the apple) by Alvin Ganzer (1967)
- Cose di Cosa Nostra by Steno (script too) (1970)
- La Tosca by Luigi Magni (1973)
- C'eravamo tanto amati by Ettore Scola (1974)
- I baroni by Giampaolo Lomi (1975)
- Nerone by Mario Castellacci & Pier Francesco Pingitore (1977)
- Il ginecologo della mutua by Aristide Massaccesi (1977)
- Giovanni Senzapensieri by Marco Colli (1985)
Film Director Filmography
- Emigrantes (script too) (1948)
- Benvenuto, reverendo! (producer and script too) (1949)
- La famiglia Passaguai (producer and script too) (1951)
- La famiglia Passaguai fa fortuna (producer and script too) (1951)
- Papà diventa mamma (producer and script too) (1952)
- Una di quelle (producer and script too) (1953)
- Questa è la vita (episode Marsina stretta, script too) (1954)
- Hanno rubato un tram (script too) (1954)
- Il maestro (script too) (1957)
External links
- Aldo Fabrizi at the Internet Movie Database
- Sito amatoriale su Aldo Fabrizi
- La radio di Aldo Fabrizi, con una bella scheda biografica
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Mentioned in
Mio Figlio Professore
(1946 Comedy Drama Film)
Three Steps North
(1951 Drama Film)
Natale Al Campo 119
(1948 Film)
Cameriera Bella Presenza Offresi...
(1951 Comedy Film)
Una Di Quelle
(1953 Comedy Film)
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