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Roberto Bruni

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  • Born
    July 7, 1916 · Treviso, Veneto, Italy
  • Died
    June 21, 1996 · Velletri, Lazio, Italy (Undisclosed)

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  • Roberto Bruni is an Italian actor. After graduating in accountancy, he made his film debut in 1939 in the films of Guido Brignone "La mia canzone al vento", which was the boyfriend of Dria Paola. Always with Brignone, it should be noted "Maria Malibran" 1943, where impersonating Vincenzo Bellini. After playing a seducer in Carmine Gallone film "Il canto della vita", 1946, he began a career as a character actor until 1981. He performs theatrical prose activities with Ruggero Ruggeri, Ave Ninchi, Andreina Pagnani, Laura Adani, Sergio Tofano and Ettore Giannini, then in the Theatre magazine with Erminio Macario ("Scandalo al collegio" in 1944), Renato Rascel, Nino Taranto and Toto ("Bada che ti mangio!" 1949). He also worked in dubbing, television and radio. In 2002 he received, in the Campidoglio in Rome, the Oscar Capitolino.
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