Luciano Ricceri

Luciano Ricceri (born April 24, 1940 in Rome , † February 1, 2020 in Orte ) was an Italian film and costume designer .

Live and act

Ricceri studied painting in Florence and then set design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome. Even when he was in his twenties he went to film and was involved, partly as an assistant, partly as a film architect, in several works by Federico Fellini such as Achteinhalb and Julia und die Geister . From the 1970s Ricceri was one of the leading and best-employed production designers in his country. Collaborations have brought him together with a number of recognized directors, including several times Ettore Scola and Dino Risi .

In 1987 Ricceri received the Golden Shell for his designs for Giuliano Montaldo's glasses with gold rims , in 1991 the Silver Ribbon for the designs for Scola's The Journey of Capitan Fracassa and ten years later David di Donatello for his work on the film Concorrenza sleale by the same director. Luciano Ricceri was active until his last years and mainly designed buildings for sometimes very elaborate television multi-partitions.

Filmography

As a film architect, unless otherwise stated:

• 1962: My friend Benito (Il mio amico Benito)
• 1965: Julia and the Spirits (Giulietta degli spiriti)
• 1965: Battle for Atlantis (Il conquistadore di Atlantide)
• 1966: L'arcediavolo
• 1966: A qualsiasi prezzo
• 1967: Il tigre
• 1968: The Odyssey (L'Odissea)
• 1968: Sissignore
• 1968: Vedo nudo
• 1970: Jealousy in Italian (Dramma della gelosia - Tutti i particolari in cronaca)
• 1971: The Aeneid (Eneide)
• 1971: Permette? - Rocco Papaleo
• 1972: The most beautiful soirée (La più bella serata della mia vita) (costumes)
• 1972: A fucking weekend (Mordi e fuggi)
• 1973: Theresa the thief (Teresa la ladra)
• 1974: We loved each other so much (C'eravamo tanti amati) (also costumes)
• 1975: Telefoni bianchi (Telefoni bianchi) (also costumes)
• 1975: A louse in the fur (A mezzanotte va la ronda del piacere)
• 1976: Anima persa (also costumes)
• 1976: The dirty, the ugly and the mean (Brutti, sporchi e cattivi)
• 1977: A Special Day (Un giorno particolare)
• 1977: Viva Italia (I nuovi mostri)
• 1978: Caro Papa (Caro papà)
• 1978: Two fathers, a child and the beautiful Lucia (Due pezzi di pane)
• 1979: The terrace (La terrazza)
• 1979: Sono fotogenico
• 1981: Marco Polo (TV multi-part)
• 1982: Duel of the best (I paladini, storia d'armi e d'amori)
• 1983: Le Bal - The Dance Palace (Le bal)
• 1985: Macaroni (Maccheroni)
• 1985: Passions (Interno Berlinese)
• 1986: The family (La famiglia)
• 1986: Control
• 1987: glasses with gold rim (Gli occhiali d'oro)
• 1988: Splendor (Splendor)
• 1988: what time is it? (Che ora è?)
• 1990: The Journey of Capitan Fracassa (Il viaggio di Capitan Fracassa)
• 1992: Cinecittà ... Cinecittà (co-production)
• 1992: Lettera da Parigi
• 1993: Dove siete? Io sono qui
• 1994: Occhiopinocchio
• 1997: La cena
• 1997: New Year's Eve unleashed (L'ultimo capodanno)
• 1998: Un medico in famiglia
• 1999: Kaputt Mundi
• 2000: Concorrenza sleale
• 2003: Il vestito da sposa
• 2003: Gente di Roma
• 2004: Il tunnel di libertà
• 2006: Papa Luciani - il sorriso di dio
• 2007: L'avvocato Guerrieri
• 2010: Eroi per caso
• 2011: Dove la trovi una como me?
• 2012: Acciaio
• 2013–2005: I delitti del BarLume (film series)
• 1999–2017: Commissario Montalbano (TV series)
• 2018: La mossa del cavallo: c'era una volta Vigata

literature

• Kay Less : The large personal dictionary of films , Volume 6, p. 504. Berlin 2001

Web links

• Luciano Ricceri in the Internet Movie Database (English)