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Marcello Mastroianni
Liri province Frosinone, 28 September 1924 – Paris, 19 December 1996
Son of Otto Maggon (brother of the sculptor Umberto Mastroianni) and Ida Irolle, originating in both of the nearby village of Arpinio. His parents moved to Turin, where in 1929 was born Ruggero Mastroianni (actor and film editor). Marcello he manages to work as an extra in Marionette by Carmine Gallone, ne The Iron Crown by Alessandro Blasetti, a love story by Mario Camerini, Children there watching Vittorio de Sica.
In 1943 he obtained a diploma of Master Builder at the istituto tecnico industriale Statale Galileo Galilei Rome.
In 1945, after the war, he began his first lessons in acting and starts again knocking at the cinema.
The real debut in cinema with the film Les Misérables by Riccardo Freda, based on the novel by Victor Hugo. During the same period begins to get small roles in theater. He was noticed by Luchino Visconti, who offered him his first professional role, in Shakespeare's Rosalinda or as you like it (1948), Teatro Eliseo-Rome) and then a streetcar named desire by Tennessee Williams.
After several films directed by Luciano Emmer, Sunday in August, Paris is always Paris, Spanish girls Spain, come to the cinema, the first dramatic roles of eager to live by Claudio Gora, Chronicle of poor lovers, directed by Carlo Lizzani and White Nights, by Luchino Visconti. The movie Too bad it's a rogue, takes place the first encounter with Sophia Loren. The assertion in the cinema came in 1958, with the film The usual Unknowns, arduous and her companions. The two masterpieces by Federico Fellini: La Dolce Vita, 8/5 . To dispel the myth of sex symbol agrees to play the role of powerless in the movie the Bell'antonio, based on the novel by Vitaliano Brancati. In 1961 gets the Silver Ribbon for best actor at Cannes for the film divorce, Italian style.
In 1962 the American weekly Time devotes a service, as most admired foreign star in the USA. Its charm as an actor comes to her beauty and interpretations at the highest level.
In the movie the companions by Mario Monicelli (1963) plays the role of an intellectual Socialist fomenting the riots, while under the direction of Vittorio De Sica, Sophia Loren as partner in movies past, present, tomorrow, marriage Italian style,sunflowers. In 1966 she plays for three months the role of Rudolph Valentino in Ciao Rudy Garinei and Giovannini musical comedy, singing and dancing every night and trying to dispel the reputation of Lord lazy.Mastroianni leaves the scene paying a penalty of 100 million dollars to turn the voyage of g. Mastorna , Federico Fellini, project that the master will fail to realize, so to recover the money plays poppy is also a flower by Terence Young. In 1968 turns Lovers directed by Vittorio De Sica, female protagonist Faye Dunaway, with whom he had a brief romance. In 1971 he worked with Marco Ferreri in the dog, and on set knows Catherine Deneuve, with whom will develop a long relationship, from which will come clear. Mastroianni moves to Paris between 1972 and 1974 by interpreting many French films. Return to Italy and moved back to interpret film comedy ( lunatics and lovers, The gangster's doll,) but also art films ( A particular day, Todo Modo, Wifemistress, For the ancient stairs). In 1978 she debuted in a television drama on his hands. In 1980 Federico Fellini calls him to interpret the city of women, always in 1985 with Fellini in Ginger and Fred beside Giulietta Masina, and in 1987 in the movie interview. In 1988 is starring with Massimo Troisi of Splendor and what time is it? directed by Ettore Scola. Suffering from pancreatic cancer, shortly before his death realized during the making of his latest movie ( voyage to the beginning of the world ) a long confession ( I remember ... Yes I remember) curated by Annamaria Tato his last Companion. Marcello Mastroianni died in his apartment in Paris on 19 December 1966 panned by illness and assisted by the younger daughter, Clare.
Filmography
1939/ Marionette by Carmine Gallone
1941/ The Iron Crown Alessandro Blasetti
1942/ A love story by Mario Camerini
1943/ The children are watching us by Vittorio De Sica
1942/ Les Miserables, by Riccardo Freda
1948/ Romance of love, Luigi Capuano
1950/ Against the law, by Flavio Calzavara
1950/ Sunday in August by Luciano Emmer
1950/ Hearts at sea by Giorgio Bianchi
1950/ Life as a dog by Steno and Monicelli
1950/ Indictment by Giacomo Gentilomo
1951/ Paris is always by Luciamo Emmer
1952/ Spanish girls Spain by Luciano Emmer
1952/ Sensuality by Clemente Fracassi
1952/ The eternal chain, by Anton Giulio Majano
1952/ Tragic return to Pier Luigi Faraldo
1952/ Mute of Portici, directed by Giorgio Ansoldi
1952/ Black feathers, by Oreste Biancoli
1952/ Sunday heroes Mario Camerini
1953/ The Avenue of Hope by Dino Risi
1953/ Lulù by Fernando Cerchio
1953/ Eager to live, directed by Claudio Gora
1953/ Never too late by Filippo Walter Ratti
1953/ The Suitcase of Dreams by Luigi Comencini
1954/ Chronicle of poor lovers, by Carlo Lizzani
1954/ Our Times-Zibaldone 2 Alessandro Blasetti
1954/ The Slave of Sin by Raffaello Matarazzo
1954/ Days of love, by Giuseppe De Santis
1954/ Home Memories, by Carmine Gallone
1954/ Peccato che sia una canaglia
1954/ Canary Princess di Paolo Moffa
1955/ Tam Tam Mayumbe by Gian Gaspare Napolitano
1955/ The beautiful miller by Mario Carmine
1955/ Lucky to be a woman, directed by Alessandro Blasetti
1955/ The Bigamo by Luciano Emmer
1957/ Fathers and sons by Mario Monicelli
1957/ The highlight, by Luciano Emmer
1957/ The White Nights by Luchino Visconti
1957/ Doctor and the healer, by Mario Monicelli
1958/ Piece of the sky, by Aglauco Casadio
1958/ The Saline Girl
1958/ The usual unknowns by Mario Monicelli
1958/ Love and troubles by Angelo Dorigo
1958/ Summer Tales by Gianni Franciolini
1959/ The law by Jules Dassin
1959/ Il nemico di mia moglie by Gianni Puccini
1959/ All in love, by Giuseppe Orlandini
1959/ Ferdinando I re di Napoli by Gianni Franciolini
1960/ The Sweet Life by Federico Fellini
1960/ The Bell'Antonio by Mauro Bolognini
1960/ Adua and her companions by Antonio Pietrangeli
1961/ Night by Michelangelo Antonioni
1961/ L'assassino by Elio Petri
1961/ Ghosts of Rome, by Antonio Pietrangeli
1961/ Divorce Italian style, by Pietro Germi
1962/ Privacy, by Louis Malle
1962/ Family Chronicle by Valerio Zurilini
1963/ 8/2 by Federico Fellini
1963/ Fellow by Mario Monicelli
1963/ Ieri, oggi, domani by Vittorio De Sica
1964/ The MAN of the Five Balloons, by Marco Ferreri
1964/ Italian wedding, by Vittorio De Sica
1965/ Casanova 70 by Mario Monicelli
1965/ The tenth victim by Elio Petri
1965/ Today, tomorrow, day after tomorrow, by Eduardo De Filippo, Luciano Salce
1966/ Me, I, I ... and the others, directed by Alessandro Blasetti
1966/ The poppy is also a flower by Terence Young
1966/ Shoot loud, louder .... doesn't understand by Eduardo De Filippo
1967/ The Stranger by Luchino Visconti
1967/ These ghosts, by Renato Castellani
1968/ Amanti by Vittorio De Sica
1968/ Diamonds for breakfast
1970/ I girasoli by Vittorio De Sica
1970/ Drama of jealousy (all details in Chronicle) by Ettore Scola
1970/ Special Games, by Franco Indovina
1970/ Leo the last of John Boorman
1970/ The Priest's Wife by Dino Risi
1971/ Scipio Africanus by Luigi Magni
1971/ Permits? Rocco Papaleo by Ettore Scale
1971/ The year of grace, by Alfredo Giannetti
1971/ Time of love by Nadine Trintignant
1972/ Roma by Federico Fellini
1972/ The cagna by Marco Ferreri
1972/ That? by Roman Polasnski
1973/ Bite and run by Dino Risi
1973/ Retaliation by George Pan Cosmatos
1973/ The Big Bouffe by Marco Ferreri
1973/ Nothing major, her husband's urge, by Jacques Demy
1973/ The idol of the city, by Yves Robert
1974/ Allosanfàn by Paolo and Vittorio Taviani
1974/ We loved each other so much, by Ettore Scola
1975/ The gangster's doll, by Giorgio Capitani
1975/ For the ancient stairs, directed by Mauro Bolognini
1975/ Divine creature, by Giuseppe Griffi Patrons
1975/ The Sunday Woman, Luigi Comencini
1975/ Lunatics and lovers, by Flavio Mogherini
1976/ Todo moddo, Elio Petri
1976/ Goodnight, ladies and gentlemen, Luigi Comencini, Mario Monicelli, Nanni Loy, Ettore Scola, Luigi Magni
1977/ A special day, by Ettore Scola
1977/ Wifemistress by Marco Vicario
1977/ Double murder, by Steno
1978/ Hello male, directed by Marco Ferreri
1978/ Stay as you are, by Alberto Lattuada
1978/ Bloodletting between two men in the case of a widow. Suspected political motives by Lina Wertmüller
1978/ Engorgement by Luigi Comencini
1979/ Giallo napoletano by Sergio Corbucci
1980/ La terrazza by Ettore Scola
1980/ The city of women, by Federico Fellini
1981/ Ghost of Love by Dino Risi
1981/ The skin by Liliana Cavani
1982/ Brave new world by Ettore Scola
1982/ Beyond the door by Liliana Cavani
1983/ Story of Piera by Marco Ferreri
1983/ Gabriela by Bruno Barreto
1984/ Henry IV by Marco Bellocchio
1984/ The General of the dead army of Luciano Tovoli
1985/ Land two lives of Mattia Pascal by Mario Monicelli
1985/ Maccheroni by Ettore Scola
1985/ I soliti ignoti vent'anni dopo
1985/ Ginger and Fred by Federico Fellini
1986/ The flight of Theo Angelopoulos
1987/ Oci Ciornie by Nikita Mikhalkov
1987/ Interview by Federico Fellini
1989/ Miss Orizona
1989/ Splendor by Ettore Scola
1989/ What time is it? by Ettore Scola
1990/ They're all fine. by Giuseppe Tornatore
1990/ Towards evening by Francesca Archibugi
1991/ Cin Cin by Gene Saks
1992/ The children thief
1993/ The American widow of Beeban Kidron
1993/ The suspended step of the Stork
1993/ One, two, three, stella, by Bertrand Blier
1993/ This does not speak
1994/ Prêt-à-Porter by Robert Altman
1994/ The Real Life of Antonio H. directed by Enzo Monteleone
1995/ One hundred and one nights, directed by Agnès Varda
1995/ Supports Pereira by Roberto Faenza
1995/ Beyond the clouds, by Michelangelo Antonioni
1996/ Three lives and only one Mars, by Raùl Ruiz
1997/ I remember you I remember, by Anna Maria Tatò
1997/ Voyage to the beginning of the world by Manoel de Oliveira
Voice actors
He was voiced by:
Nino Manfredi in Spanish girls Spain, Paris is always Paris, The Avenue of Hope
Alberto Sordi in Sunday in August
Julius Panicali in Hearts at sea
Giuseppe Rinaldi in Black feathers
Gualtiero De Angelis in Love and troubles
Awards
David di Donatello
1964/ Best actor for Yesterday, today and tomorrow
1965/ Best actor for Marriage Italian style
1983/ Best actor for Brave new world
1983/ Lifetime achievement award
1986/ Best actor for Ginger and Fred
1986/ Gold Medal of The city of Rome
1988/ Best actor for Dark eyes
1995/ Best actor for Supports Pereira
Silver Ribbon
1955/ Best actor for days of love
1957/ Best actor, lucky to be a woman
1958/ Best actor for the White Nights
1959/ Best actor for girls for the summer
1961/ Best actor for the Sweet Life
1961/ Best actor for the Bell'Antonio
1962/ Best actor for divorce, Italian style
1963/ Best actor for family Chronicle
1964/ Best actor for 8/5
1965/ Best actor for marriage Italian style
1966/ Best actor for the 10th victim
1971/ Best actor for drama of jealousy (all details in Chronicle)
1983/ Best actor for the new way
1986/ Best actress for Ginger and Fred
1986/ Best actor for Macaroni
1988/ Best actor for dark eyes
1990/ Best actor/ what time is it?
1991/ Best actor for in the evening
1996/ Best actor for Supports Pereira
Golden Globes
1976/ Best actor for The Sunday Woman, For the Ancient Stairs and Todo Way
1977/ Bestactor for a special day
1984/ Best actor for Henry IV
1986/ Best actor for Ginger and Fred and Macaroni
1991/ Best actor for in the evening
Cannes Film Festival
1970/ interprètation for masculine for Dramma della gelosia (all details in Chronicle)
1987/ interprètation for masculine for dark eyes
Golden Globe
1963/ Best actor for the film divorce, Italian style
1965/ Henrietta Award
1965/ Best actor for the film marriage Italian style
1965/ Best actor for the film A special day
1933/ Best actor for the film The American widow