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Vittorio Caprioli
Naples, 15 August 1921 – 2 October 1989
He graduated at the Academy of dramatic art in Rome, made his debut in the company Carli-R, arriving at the Piccolo in Milan where under the leadership of Strehler takes part in Shakespeare's the tempest.
In 1945 he started his collaboration with Rai realizing programs of magazine and variety. In 1950 it signed with Alberto Bonucci and Gianni Cajafa for the play Neapolitan carousel, directed by Ettore Giannini.
In 1955 writes along with Luciano Salce The smooshy, transmission made in Italian and French Edition for Italy. Began working at the cinema as an actor, Director and character actor. He was married to Franca Valeri, while working in theater in six characters in search of an author was died of a heart attack.
Filmography
1945/ O sole mio, directed by Giacomo Gentilomo
1947/ Manù the smuggler, directed by Lucio De Caro
1950/ Variety lights, directed by Alberto Lattuada and Federico and Federico Fellini
1951/ Paris is always Paris, directed by Luciano Emmer
1951/ Atoll K , directed by Leon Joannon
1952/ Toto in color, directed by Steno
1952/ Just for you Lucia, directed by Franco Rossi
1952/ Husbands and wives, directed by Eduardo De Filippo
1953/ Eager to live, directed by Claudio Gora
1953/ Neapolitan Carousel by Ettore Giannini
1955/ Goodnight ... Lawyer!, directed by Giorgio Bianchi
1958/ The law, directed by Jules Dassin
1959/ Zaziè in the subway by Louis Malle (1959/
1959/ General Della Rovere directed by Roberto Rossellini
1959/ Arrange yourself, directed by Mauro Bologni
1960/ Five hours into cash, directed by Mario Zampi
1961/ Behind closed doors, by Dino Risi
1962/ The shortest day, directed by Sergio Corbucci
1962/ Borrowed time, directed by Elio Petri
1962/ Paris or dear by Vittorio Caprioli
1963/ Desires in the Sun, directed by Jacques Rozier
1964/ The Maniacs, directed by Lucio Fulci
1964/ The choir, directed by Massimo Franciosa, Pasquale Festa Campanile
1964/ The woman is a wonderful thing, directed by Mauro Bolognini
1964/ White widower, episode Love Easy, directed by Gianni Puccini
1964/ A Virgin for the Prince di Pasquale Festa Campanile
1965/ Me, I, I ... and the others, directed by Alessandro Blasetti
1956/ Ischia operation love, directed by Victoria Hall
1966/ Italian adultery, directed by Pasquale Festa Campanile
1966/ The husband is mine and kill her when I want di Pasquale Festa Campanile
1967/ The girl and the bersagliere, directed by Alessandro Blasetti
1967/ Moving target, directed by Sergio Corbucci
1967/ The gentle ladies, directed by Luigi Zampa
1967/ How I learned to love the women, directed by Luciano Salce
1967/ Make a Virgin, directed by Giorgio Bianchi
1968/ Violence and love – the myth of man, directed by Roza Hall
1968/ The matriarch, directed by Pasquale Festa Campanile
1970/ Splendours and miseries, directed by Madame Royale
1970/ On the Lord's day, directed by Bruno Corbucci
1971/ Three women: episode car, directed by Alfredo Giannetti
1971/ Trastevere, by Fausto Tozzi
1971/ Rome, well, directed by Carlo Lizzani
1971/ Er plus-Love and knife history, directed by Sergio Corbucci
1971/ Hector the keg, by Enzo g. Castellari
1971/ Messalina, Messalina!, directed by Bruno Corbucci
1972/ Crack master, all is well, directed by JEan-Pierre Gorin and Jean-Luc Godard
1972/ A day well spent, directed by Jean-Louis Trintingnant
1972/ Poppea ... a prostitute at the service of the Empire, directed by Alfonso Brescia
1972/ The Boss, directed by Fernando di Leo
1972/ Even if I wanted to work, what do I do?, directed by Flavio Mogherini
1973/ He and I, directed by Luciano Salce
1973/ Giovanna long legged dishonored with honor , directed by Sergio Martino
1973/ Paul the Hot, by Marco Vicario
1973/ When the women were virgins, directed by Aldo Grimaldi
1973/ The Infamous Column, directed by Nelo Risi
1974/ How do you destroy the reputation of the greatest secret agent in the world, directed by Philippe de Broca
1974/ Innocence and disturbance, directed by Massimo Dallamano
1974/ There isn't a single mom, directed by Alfredo Giannetti
1974/ The policeman is rotten, directed by Fernando di Leo
1974/ The sex feat, by Marco Vicario
1974/ The housekeeper, directed by Giovanni Grimaldi
1974/ I'm in too deep ... directed by Claude Zidi
1974/ The actor stubs, Director of em David
1975/ The town turned upside down: chase the robbers, directed by Ferdinando Di Leo
1975/ A bed in the company, directed by Michel Boisrond
1975/ The Messiah, directed by Roberto Rossellini
1975/ The barons, directed by Gian Paolo Lomi
1976/ The renter , directed by Mariano Laurenti
1976/ I soliti ignoti strike again-and a bank can for fatal combination, directed by Franz Antel
1976/ The masters of the city, directed by Ferdinando Di Leo
1976/ L'aile ou la cuisse, directed by Claude Zidi
1977/ Chairwoman, directed by Luciano Salce
1977/ Thank you very much and goodbye, directed by Mauro Ivaldi
1978/ Blood diamonds, directed by Ferdinando Di Leo
1978/ Being 20 years old, directed by Ferdinando Di Leo
1979/ The imaginary invalid, directed by Tonino Cervi
1980/ Cafe Express, directed by Nanni Loy
1981/ Tragedy of a ridiculous man , directed by Bernardo Bertolucci
1981/ Before it's too soon, directed by Enzo De Caro
1982/ So delightful you die, directed by Pasquale Festa Campanile
1982/ The specialty of the House, directed by Augusto Zucchi
1983/ On having Tourette di Pasquale Festa Campanile
1983/ Cinderella ' 80, directed by Roberto Malenotti
1984/ A scandal for good, directed by Pasquale Festa Campanile
1987/ Rich stuff (1987/, directed by Sergio Corbucci
1987/ The Picari directed by Mario Monicelli
1987/ Tantrums, directed by Tinto Brass
1988/ A shot of life, directed by Enrico Oldoini
1988/ All the fault of Sip, directed by Gianfranco Bullo
1988/ The stakes, directed by Sergio Nasca
1989/ The last scene, directed by Nino Russo
1989/ Dark Evil, directed by Mario Monicelli
Filmography Director and screenwriter
1961/ Lions in the Sun
1962/ Paris or dear
1963/ The broken hearts, episode the little hand of Fatima
1967/ Excuse me, do we make love?
1970/ Splendours and miseries of Madame Royale
1975/ Come, come, my love
1983/ Neapolitan Stangata
It was dubbed
Francesco Golisano, A thief in Paradise
Richard Foronjy, Once upon a time in America