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Santo Cilauro

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  • Born
    1962 · Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Biography

  • Santo Cilauro was born in 1962 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. He is a producer and writer, known for Breaking News (1994), The Hollowmen (2008) and The Dish (2000).

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  • Children
      Ben Cilauro

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  • Is married with two children. His eldest son Oscar Cilauro is a rising soccer player and is a really cool guy.
  • Grandson of Nonno Cilauro.
  • Was (with Rob Sitch) one half of Melbourne radio's legendary "Graham & the Colonel" (debut: EONfm 19 May 1986)
  • For five years (1987-1991) wrote and performed on Melbourne radio's "D-Generation Breakfast Show" (EONfm/Triple M) with Tony Martin and Tom Gleisner, and later Michael Veitch, Rob Sitch, Jane Kennedy, Mick Molloy, Jason Stephens and Judith Lucy
  • Wrote and performed in the 1984 Melbourne University Revue "Let's Talk Backwards", with Rob Sitch, Marg Downey, Nicholas Bufalo and John Harrison.

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