Roberto Benigni
Italian actor and director of 'Life is Beautiful'
Born
October 27th, 1952
73 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Italy
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An Italian actor, director, and screenwriter, gained international acclaim for work in film and theatre. Directed and starred in 'Life is Beautiful', a film that received multiple Academy Awards including Best Foreign Language Film. Also known for performance in 'Johnny Stecchino' and 'The Tiger and the Snow'. Worked extensively in Italian cinema and theatre, showcasing a unique blend of humor and emotion in storytelling.
Won Academy Award for Best Actor in 1999
Directed and starred in 'Life is Beautiful'
Performed in 'Johnny Stecchino'
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