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What has the author Eugenio Artom written?
Eugenio Artom has written: 'Lord Palmerston nella sua vigilia politica'
When was Emilio Artom born?
Emilio Artom was born in 1888.
When did Emilio Artom die?
Emilio Artom died in 1952.
What Russian first names?
Russian male first names include: Ivan, Sergie, Sasha, Dima, Vlad, Vitaly, Andrew, Victor and Artom. Russian female names include: Irene, Lana, Svetlana, Mariya, Dariya, Natasha, Juli and Katya.
What actors and actresses appeared in Giochi pericolosi - 2000?
The cast of Giochi pericolosi - 2000 includes: Massimo Bellinzoni as Filippo Loredana Cannata as Nora Antonio Catania as Camillo Bruni Paolo De Vita as Marco Artom Lorenzo Lavia as Sergio Carlo Lizzani Laura Morante as Germana Righi Renzo Rinaldi as Guerrino Stefano Santospago Barbara Scoppa as Laura Barbieri Carola Stagnaro as Anna Benelli Giorgia Trasselli as Cuscona Anna Valle as Miki Capello Massimo Venturiello as Gabriele Lanza Alessandro Zamattio as Fabrizio
What movie and television projects has Paolo De Vita been in?
Paolo De Vita has: Performed in "Aeroporto internazionale" in 1985. Performed in "Un siciliano in Sicilia" in 1987. Played Monatto in "La visione del sabba" in 1988. Performed in "La riffa" in 1991. Performed in "Il nodo alla cravatta" in 1991. Performed in "Un inviato molto speciale" in 1991. Played Maresciallo in "Il giudice ragazzino" in 1994. Played Judge Di Biagio in "La seconda volta" in 1995. Played (segments "Prima linea" and "Sul mare luccica") in "Intolerance" in 1996. Performed in "Artemisia" in 1997. Performed in "La parola amore esiste" in 1998. Played Nostromo in "Mare largo" in 1998. Played Italian Festival Manager Assistant in "La patinoire" in 1998. Performed in "Matrimoni" in 1998. Played Notary in "La stanza dello scirocco" in 1998. Performed in "Torniamo a casa" in 1999. Played Datore di lavoro in "Femminile, singolare" in 2000. Performed in "Don Matteo" in 2000. Played Marco Artom in "Giochi pericolosi" in 2000. Performed in "Angelo il custode" in 2001. Played Roberto in "Tutto in quella notte" in 2002. Played Gallo in "La vita degli altri" in 2002. Performed in "Maria Goretti" in 2003. Played Dr. Moeurs in "Maigret: La trappola" in 2004. Played Nanetti, capo della scientifica in "Nebbie e delitti" in 2005. Played Dottor Mimmo Carnacina in "R.I.S. - Delitti imperfetti" in 2005. Played Nanetti in "Nebbie e delitti" in 2005. Played Italian emigrant in "Nuovomondo" in 2006. Played Folco in "Antonio guerriero di Dio" in 2006. Played Autista in "Il caimano" in 2006. Played Dott. Bevilacqua in "Crimini" in 2006. Played Raffaele - the Butler in "La canarina assassinata" in 2008. Performed in "Facciamola finita" in 2008. Played Piepompon in "Christine Cristina" in 2009. Played Orfeo in "Imago mortis" in 2009. Played Maresciallo Capobianco in "Che bella giornata" in 2011. Played Vittorio Bodini in "Il Bando" in 2011. Played Giulio Galati in "Poppitu" in 2011. Played Sandro in "Qualche nuvola" in 2011. Played Luigi in "Tutta la musica del cuore" in 2013.
What movie and television projects has Luigi Casellato been in?
Luigi Casellato has: Played Dr. Erick in "Romeo Bar" in 1958. Played Primo patriota in "Ottocento" in 1959. Performed in "La vendetta dei gladiatori" in 1964. Played Un carrettiere in "I miserabili" in 1964. Played Jenkins in "La cittadella" in 1964. Played Craig in "La donna di fiori" in 1965. Played Williams in "David Copperfield" in 1965. Performed in "I legionari dello spazio" in 1966. Played Tedder in "Due once di piombo" in 1967. Performed in "Trio" in 1967. Played Artom in "Vita di Cavour" in 1967. Played Vice Commissioner Angeletti in "Roma come Chicago" in 1968. Played Il questore in "La califfa" in 1970. Played Banker Randall in "Il venditore di morte" in 1971. Played Commissario Finzi in "La vittima designata" in 1971. Played Dottor Grillo in "Orfeo in Paradiso" in 1971. Played Padrone del ristoro in "E poi lo chiamarono il magnifico" in 1972. Played Romanutti in "Girolimoni, il mostro di Roma" in 1972. Played Amedeo - the barber in "La cosa buffa" in 1972. Played Ispettore in "Ipotesi sulla scomparsa di un fisico atomico" in 1972. Played Pres. Assise Ferrara in "Delitto di regime - Il caso Don Minzoni" in 1973. Played Dottor Lespinasse in "Il caso Lafarge" in 1973. Played Psychiatrist in "Un fiocco nero per Deborah" in 1974. Played Peppino in "La cugina" in 1974. Played Maghella in "Murat" in 1975. Played Nick in "La traccia verde" in 1975. Performed in "Fango bollente" in 1975. Played Pete in "Gli esecutori" in 1976. Played Baudengo - ragg. Aspex in "Milano violenta" in 1976. Played Mammolo Zamboni in "Gli ultimi tre giorni" in 1977. Played On. Giovanni Nicotera in "Lo scandalo della banca romana" in 1977. Played Drugstore owner in "I due superpiedi quasi piatti" in 1977. Performed in "Tecnica di un colpo di stato: la marcia su Roma" in 1978. Played Signor Andreani in "Solamente nero" in 1978. Performed in "Un poliziotto scomodo" in 1978. Performed in "Giorno segreto" in 1978. Performed in "Libidine" in 1979.
What actors and actresses appeared in Vita di Cavour - 1967?
The cast of Vita di Cavour - 1967 includes: Corrado Annicelli as Macchi Aldo Barberito as Il Vicario di polizia Antonio Battistella as Giuseppe Mazzini Marisa Belli as Bianca Ronzani Tino Bianchi as Minghetti Marcello Bonini Olas as Alessandro Bixio Giorgio Bonora as Litta Modignani Mariolina Bovo as Giuseppina Roberto Bruni as Il dottor Pantaleoni Franco Bucceri as Bandi Manlio Busoni as Il generale Fanti Fernando Cajati as Ricasoli Calisto Calisti as Padre Giacomo Eugenio Cappabianca as Il vecchio De La Rive Luigi Casellato as Artom Alfredo Censi as Il cameriere di Cavour Mario Chiocchio as Il marchese Giustiniani Mimmo Craig as Il principe Gerolamo Mico Cundari as Gustavo Piera Degli Esposti as La lavandaia Giovanni Di Benedetto as Secondo ufficiale Franca Dominici as Prima dama Gino Donato as Castelli Vittorio Duse as Il secondo ministro Mario Ferrari as Hubner Edoardo Florio as Un cameriere Remo Foglino as Il Nunzio Apostolico Maddalena Gillia as Clotilde di Savoia Renzo Giovampietro as Vittorio Emanuele II Maria Grazia Marescalchi as Anna Giustiniani Sergio Graziani as Napoleone III Carlo Hinterman as Walewski Gualtiero Isnenghi as Cowley Loris Loddi as Cavour bambino Mario Lombardini as Un dottore Renato Lupi as Rattazzi Walter Maestosi as Costantino Nigra Michele Malaspina as Il padre di Cavour Evi Maltagliati as La madre di Anna Anna Maria Gherardi as Teresa Franco Massari as Un ufficiale garibaldino Aldo Massasso as Il telegrafista Andrea Matteuzzi as Brofferio Gilberto Mazzi as Villamarina Diego Michelotti as Nino Bixio Armando Migliari as Il sindaco Flavia Milante as La madre di Cavour Renato Montalbano as Sauli Glauco Onorato as Giuseppe Garibaldi Renzo Palmer as Camillo Benso, Conte di Cavour Paola Pieracci as La cameriera Gabriele Polverosi as Augusto De La Rive Gigi Reder as Bertani Claudia Ricatti as Seconda dama Mario Righetti as La Farina Ezio Rossi as Il primo ministro Gianni Simonetti as Ferrari-Pisani Gianni Solaro as Il terzo ministro Francesco Sormano as Il generale La Marmora Claudio Sorrentino as Augusto Laura Tavanti as La contessa di Castiglione Edoardo Toniolo as Lanza Silvano Tranquilli as Un colonnello del re Loris Zanchi as Farini
