Belisario Randone

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Belisario L. Randone (born November 9, 1906 in Rome , † August 21, 1998 in Trevignano Romano ) was an Italian filmmaker and author .

Life

Randone, like his six sisters, initially worked as a ceramic artist in his father's profession, earning him the nickname "The Wolf of the Walls". From 1928 he headed the magazine Cronache d'Arte Educatrice, also founded by his father . In the 1930s, however, he turned to a completely different area of ​​interest and work: cinema, for which he first appeared in 1934 as production manager for Francesco Pasinetti's Il canale degli angeli through his acquaintance with Alessandro Blasetti . Randone also worked as a source of ideas and scriptwriter, as an overall director and producer. In 1942 and 1943 he took the director's chair; first under the pseudonym R. De Ribon for L'uomo venuto dal mare , then for the Italian version of the French co-produced Service de nuit by Jean Faurez , Turno di notte - the story of a telephone operator who solves difficult cases with the resources of her profession.

Primarily, however, Randone worked as a playwright (“Veronica e gli ospiti”) and theater director and as a busy writer for television and radio (the series “Una commedia in 30 minuti”). For the screen, he wrote the template for L'altra madre in 1958 , which Mario Ferrero directed. Numerous other successes come from Randone's pen, e.g. B. Prcesso a Maria Antonietta , L'avvocato Carraturro , Markehim , La provvidenza e la chitarra , Il novelliere or Philo Vance .

His estate is kept in the Biblioteca Teatrale SIAS del Burcardo .

Filmography (selection)

Cinema director
  • 1942: L'uomo venuto dal mare
  • 1943: Turno di notte
script
  • 1967: Under Roman Skies (La Roma di Moravia) (TV movie)
  • 1970: Coralba (TV series)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Archivio Ceramica on Randone
  2. ^ Roberto Poppi: Dizionario del cinema italiano. I registers. Rome, Gremese Editore 2002, p. 354
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