Dino Diluca (5 May 1903 - 11 May 1991) - was a leading Italian actor of both stage, screen and television. He was active in both Italy and the United States of America from the 1930s through the 1960s.
Biography
Dino Diluca was born in Livorno, Italy and received critical acclaim for his performances opposite the American actress Shirley Booth in the dramatic Broadway production of The Time of the Cuckoo at the Empire Theatre in New York City (1952 -1953).[1][2] He also achieved credit for his performances in the musical House of Flowers, which was based upon the book by Truman Capote and was produced at the Alvin Theatre (1954 - 1955).
As a writer, Diluca is also credited with his early work on the film Il Su Destino (1938).
In later years during the 1950s, Diluca appeared frequently on various American television productions including: Studio One (1955, 1957), The Kraft Television Theatre (1954), and The United States Steel Hour (1953).
Filmography
- The Cardinal (1963)
- Hey, Let's Twist (1961)
- Merchant of Slaves (1949)
- The Spirit and the Flesh (1948)
- Santelena Piccola Isola(1943)
- La Cieca di Sorrento (1936)
- Richiamo Del Cuore (1931)
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