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Antonio Acqua

Rome, 5 November 1910 – 18 October 1976

 

 

The eldest son of Camillo Acqua count of Osimo, is often chosen by producers and directors to impersonate officers, magistrates, engineers, lawyers, professionals and celebrities. Water has played roles of some significance, in the films The Railwayman, A Cheat, Divorce Italian styleTo remember there is also the role of the high Ministry official in the episode Dr. Antonio's temptations by Federico Fellini of the episodic film Boccaccio 70, in which he impersonates a super-bureaucrat accented surroundingsridiculous habits. Gets a starring role nor The South Street, where she plays an old General who organized the construction of a museum to remind businesses and work of Italian colonization in Africa. Also active in theater, in primary companies.

  

 

Filmography

 

 

1940/ Giuliano de ' Medici, directed by Ladislao Vajda 

1941/ Dinner of mockery, directed by Alessandro Blasetti

1942/ Don Caesar of Bazan, directed by Riccardo Freda 

1952/ Prom Excelsor, episode of yesteryear -Zibaldone n. 1, directed by Alessandro Blasetti 

1952/ The white Sheik, directed by Federico Fellini

1953/ The South Street, directed by Enrico Cappellini

1953/ Good People's Sunday, directed by Anton Giulio Majano 

1954/ The art of getting along, directed by Luigi Zampa 

1954/ In love we let down in two, directed by Vittorio Cottafavi 

1956/ The railway worker, directed by Pietro Germi 

1956/ Holiday time, by Antonio Racioppi 

1957/ Toto, Vittorio and The Doctor, by Camillo Mastrocinque 

1957/ Love and chatter, by Alessandro Blasetti 

1958/ Thief him, thief her, directed by Luigi Zampa 

1959/ The magistrate, directed by Luigi Zampa 

1959/ French Riviera, directed by Vittorio Sala 

1959/ A cheat, directed by Pietro Germi 

1960/ Dangerous Mothers, directed by Domenico Paolella 

1960/ Teddy boys of the song, directed by Domenico Paolella 

1960/ Toto, Fabrizi and the youth of today, directed by Mario Mattoli 

1960/ The ambitious, directed by Tony Amendola 

1960/ The traffic policeman, directed by Luigi Zampa 

1961/ Italian divorce, directed by Pietro Germi 

1961/ The gold of Rome, directed by Carlo Lizzani 

1962/ The red one, directed by Helmut Käutner 

1962/ The march on Rome, by Dino Risi 

1962/ Dr. Antonio's temptations, episode of Boccaccio ' 70, directed by Federico Fellini 

1962/ Collegno's forgetful, directed by Sergio Corbucci 

1962/ The shortest day, directed by Sergio Corbucci 

1963/ Ladies and gentlemen, directed by Sergio Corbucci 

1963/ 8/5, directed by Federico Fellini

1964/ Hercules against the children of the sun, directed by Osvaldo Civirani 

1966/  Crazy world ... crazy people!, directed by Renato Polselli 

1966/  Ladies & gentlemen, directed by Pietro Germi 

1966/ An Angel for Satan, directed by Camillo Mastrocinque 

1966/ The husband of Roberta, episode of our husbands, directed by Luigi Filippo D'Amico