Nino Manfredi

Italian actor, director, screenwriter

Nino Manfredi - Italian actor, director, screenwriter
Born

March 22nd, 1921
104 years ago

Died

June 4th, 2004
21 years ago — 83 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Italy

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Born in 1921, achieved prominence in Italian cinema and theatre as a versatile actor, director, and screenwriter. Worked in various genres, showcasing a range of talent from comedy to drama. Contributed to the Italian film industry in significant ways, particularly during the 1960s and 70s. Directed acclaimed films and participated in several major productions that highlighted Italian culture and social issues.

Starring in 'C'eravamo tanto amati'

Directing 'Per grazia ricevuta'

Contributing to 'La marcia su Roma'

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