Luciano Salce
Biography
Luciano Salce (25 September 1922 – 17 December 1989) was an Italian film director, comedian, television host, producer, actor and lyricist. His 1962 film Le pillole di Ercole was shown as part of a retrospective on Italian comedy at the 67th Venice International Film Festival.
As a writer of pop music, he used the pseudonym Pilantra. During World War II, he was a prisoner in Germany. He later worked for several years in Brazil.
Known For
Acting
1967
asPsychiater
1959
asdottor Ionescu
1982
asSe stesso (uncredited)
1961
asTenente Rudolf (uncredited)
1958
asVon Braut
1974
asThe Bishop
1965
asArturo Rossi
1961
asprete
1970
asFarfarello
1975
as
1978
asDino / Amilcare Severi
1974
asPaolo Ferrero
1974
as
1974
asThe Director
1946
as
1971
asAchille Lampugnani
1979
asSantucci
1973
asmonsignore
1976
asGiorgio
1976
asbarone Alfonso Lamia
1971
asIl critico d'arte
1978
asLucio Sartori
1972
asMaresciallo Dorigo
1955
asProprietario del cane Wotan
1972
asMercurio
1974
asDon Vittorio
1975
asLeonardo
1976
asProf. Eduardo Settebeni
1977
ascol. Guido Fiasconi
1951
as
1980
asPaolo Lavetti
1970
asCarlo Valcini
1961
asLa Psicanalista
1977
asBortignon
1971
asDamiano Liguori
1970
asMonsignor Torelli
1977
asmaresciallo dei carabinieri/Bepi Pastorino
1974
asOn. Luigi Colacioppi
1984
asMarchand
1960
asil colonnello
1973
asEnrico
1969
asSelf (uncredited)
1978
asIl matto
1963
asUfficiale tedesco (uncredited)
1958
asIl conte Tedesco
Production
Crew
Directing
1975
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1978
as1982
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1964
as
1976
as
1975
as1961
as1965
as
1980
as
1962
as
1974
as
1977
as1970
as
1953
as
1971
as
1984
as
1954
as
1966
as
1979
as
1960
as
1963
as
1978
as
1966
as
1966
as
1965
as
1967
as
1962
as
1963
as
1968
as
1988
as1969
as
1969
as1977
as
1983
as
1972
as
1973
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