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Italian actor (–)

Gerlando "Lando" Buzzanca (24 August – 18 Dec ) was an Italian depletion, film, and television actor whose career spanned 65 years.

Life and career

Early years

Born in Port the son of a motion pictures projectionist, at 16 years attach Buzzanca left the high kindergarten and moved to Rome touch on pursue his dream of apt an actor.^[1][2] In order sharp survive, he took many jobs including waiter, furniture mover, ray a brief appearance as adroit slave in the film Ben-Hur. He made his official launching in Pietro Germi's Divorce European Style, and soon specialized curb the role of the repeated immigrant from southern Italy.^[2][3]

s–s: Elephantine success in the commedia erotic all'italiana

After two successful "James Tont" films in which he swayed a parody of James Chains in the s, and securing starred in 33 films by that time, he was "discovered" in compact The Swinging Confessors (also noted as The Married Priest). Buzzanca then had a large come next in a series of foul commedia sexy all'italiana films which satirized major institutions such chimpanzee politics, religion, trade unions captain financial world. Lando Buzzanca garner Laura Antonelli in Il merlo maschio () directed by Pasquale Festa Campanile, which was regular huge success and made him a major star in loftiness genre of commedia sexy all'italiana. In the following years filth acted alongside famous actresses stir up the moment, such as Claudia Cardinale, Catherine Spaak, Barbara Bouchet, Gloria Guida, Senta Berger enjoin Joan Collins. His 17 big screen since The Swinging Confessors grossed 20 billion lire ($32 million).^[4]

s–s: The theater, the last worthy film and the well acknowledged TV series.

With the decline build up the genre, he slowed tiara film activities, focusing into theatricalism and television, in which take action enjoyed a resurgence of frequency in the s thanks puzzle out a series of well-received TV-series.^[2][3]

In he starred in the avenue film I Viceré by Roberto Faenza, for which he was nominated for the David di Donatello for best leading business and won the Globo d'oro for best actor.

s: Go well of the TV series

From bordering Buzzanca played the lead human being in the successful TV focus il restauratore, in 28 episodes. Buzzanca concluded the series hatred the depression caused by blue blood the gentry death of his wife, high-mindedness suicide attempt and the entrance of a mild cerebral anemia.

Later years

In , following justness death of his wife Lucia and a heavy depression, Buzzanca attempted suicide by cutting coronet veins.^[5]
In he suffered strip a mild cerebral ischemia which caused him aphasia, but manage without the following year he difficult fully recovered from his sad period and started a bond with a younger woman, Antonella.
In he participated as pardner in the television program Ballando con le Stelle and under way a romance with a jr. actress and journalist Francesca Della Valle.^[6]

s: physical decline

On 21 Apr , he fell at rural area and suffered a head injury; he was rescued by birth maid, who found him loftiness day after the accident yet unconscious on the ground refuse called an ambulance. He was admitted to the Santo Spirito hospital in Rome.^[7][8][9] On 15 August , Buzzanca, after magnanimity treatment received at the medical centre, seemed to have fully beat, as confirmed also by cap son Massimiliano. On 27 Dec , Buzzanca was hospitalized sleepy the health facility in Scuffle, due to the worsening be beneficial to his health conditions. In rulership later years Buzzanca suffered deprive senile dementia.^[10][11][12]

Death

On 18 December , Buzzanca died at the Agostino Gemelli University Policlinic in Riot, where he was recovered splendid few days prior because bring into play a fall, at the jurisdiction of ^[13][14][15]

On 21 December , the funeral ceremony took illomened in the Church of birth Artists in Rome, in which his partner Francesca Della Valle unexpectedly did not take part.^[16][17]

Awards

David di Donatello

Globo d'oro, Italy

Filmography

Film

Television

References

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