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13 Feb 15
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Took pictures of these so called famous Italian actors at a restuarant.....
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Yep
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Struggling with the blurry one though
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Daniela Bianchi?
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Nah the girlies are Monica Vitti ( bottom) and Anita Ekberg. Both with Marcello Mastroianni i think..
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Gonna have a guess at Ben Gazzara for the blurry one. The one that looks like a fat version of Bobby De Niro is Federico Fellini.
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The last one is Philip Schofield.
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I thought he was a kiwi?
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The blurred one could be either Roberto Della Casa, Gianfranco Giachetti, or Fabrizio Bentivoglio
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Won't be Giachetti, the pics later than his career.
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James Caan maybe? Got me flummoxed that one.
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beg your pardon, meant Fosco Giachetti
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or michelangelo antonioni maybe?
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Antonioni is a decent shout.
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top one is massimo troisi? has it been said?
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Forgot about that one while i was struggling with the blurry one. Does indeedy look like him. Might be Eli Wallach underneath but no idea why he's on an Italians wall except for spaghetti westerns..
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enzo decaro for blurry one?
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Monica Vitti (83) what a stunner
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Cracking shout De Caro - Brendan...
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And may i say thank fook for that!
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He turned in 'people also searched for' when i looked for massimo troisi. Similar anyway
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 VITTORIO GASSMAN Vittorio Gassman, considered one of the greatest Italian actors of all time, was born in Genoa in 1922. He began his career in theater, and it was with Luchino Visconti’s company, performing in such important plays as Tennessee Williams' “A Streetcar Named Desire” and William Shakespeare's "Rosalinda" that he became famous. His breakthrough role in cinema was in Riso Amaro (1949). He was described as so versatile and with such a flexible voice that he could make everything he read entertaining. In fact, in the mid-1990s, he was given a segment on a satirical show on Italy’s national TV called "Gassman Legge" ("Gassman Reads") where he simply acted out lines from everyday, non-poetic texts, such as the Yellow Pages, a blood test report, a telephone bill, the classifieds page. The segment was a success. Among his most popular films are Mario Monicelli’s comedy I soliti ignoti (1958) and Profumo di donna (1974), for which he won the Best Actor Award at the Cannes Film Festival, and C’eravamo tanto amati (1974). He died in 2000. |
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Sorry Brendan my hound wanted a pint and i've just escaped.
Never even thought of Gassman. well done.. |
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More clearer picture (I hope) of man sitting down....
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^^^^ 4 years later... found out that the above picture is no other than Nino Manfredi....
No Id never heard of him either. |