Silvio Bagolini

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Silvio Bagolini (born August 4, 1914 in Bologna , † September 26, 1976 there ) was an Italian actor .

Life

Bagolini attended the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia and graduated in drama. During the 1930s and the war years, he showed great empathy and a considerable range in his supporting roles. His not exactly beautiful facial features, combined with a naive smile and a high-pitched speaking voice made him an actor for fearful, shy people who are, however, permeated with great warmth. During the 1950s he mainly played this type of role, now alongside colleagues such as Marcello Mastroianni and Alberto Sordi . Towards the end of his career, he was increasingly cast as a curious age in genre films . His filmography includes 140 titles.

In addition to his acting activities, Bagolini also devoted himself to painting and sculpture.

Filmography (selection)

  • 1936: 13 uomini e 1 cannone
  • 1938: Storms over Morreale (Ettore Fieramosca)
  • 1938: Between Life and Death (Luciano Serra pilota)
  • 1940: Battle for the Alcazar (L'assedio dell'Alcazar)
  • 1942: Lie of a summer night (4 passi fra le nuvole)
  • 1942: To the black panther (La pantera nera)
  • 1950: The Spouse of the Gods (Prima communione)
  • 1951: Other times (Altri tempi)
  • 1951: The big holiday adventure (Vacanze col gangster)
  • 1952: Il bandolero stanco
  • 1952: The woman who invented love (La donna che inventò l'amore)
  • 1952: Woman for one night (Moglie per una notte)
  • 1952: A cross without a name (Una croce senza nome)
  • 1952: Lucrezia, the red corsair (Jolanda la figlia del Corsaro Nero)
  • 1952: The coat (Il cappotto)
  • 1953: First love (Primo amore)
  • 1953: Puccini - darling of women (Puccini)
  • 1953: Vitelloni (The Idlers) (I Vitelloni)
  • 1954: Your is my heart - Schubert's great love (Sinfonia d'amore)
  • 1954: Crossed blades (Il Maestro di Don Giovanni)
  • 1955: A woman for weak hours (La bella mugnaia)
  • 1956: The Black Knights of Borgoforte (Giovanni dalle Bande Nere)
  • 1957: You are my fate (Amarti è il mio destino)
  • 1957: A night with 16 blondes (Serenate per 16 bionde)
  • 1958: love and frustration (Amore e guai ...)
  • 1959: Theater dreams (Il mondo dei miracoli)
  • 1960: Circassian uprising (I cosacchi)
  • 1961: The prisoner of the iron mask (La vendetta della maschera di ferro)
  • 1961: Suleiman, the Conqueror (Solimano il conquistatore)
  • 1962: Boccaccio '70
  • 1963: Cesare Borgia (Il duca nero)
  • 1963: Thursday (Il giovedi)
  • 1966: The finale delivers Zorro (Zorro il ribelle)
  • 1966: Joe Fleming accounts (Furia a Marrakech)
  • 1967: Django - the bastard (Per 100,000 dollars t'ammazzo)
  • 1967: Die or Kill (Killer calibro 32)
  • 1967: Two idiots against Django (Due Rrringos nel Texas)
  • 1968: On your knees, Django (Black Jack)
  • 1968: Django - melody in lead (Uno di piu all'inferno)
  • 1969: Poppäa - The Empress of Gladiators (Le calde notti di Poppea)
  • 1969: The bounty killer pays the bill (La morte sull'alta collina)
  • 1970: Death says Amen (Arizona si scatenò… e li fece fuori tutti!)
  • 1970: Uccidi Django… uccidi per primo !!!
  • 1971: Le juge
  • 1972: Girolimoni, the monster of Rome (Girolimoni - il mostro di Roma)
  • 1973: Who does what with whom, and why not with me? (Maria Rosa la guardona)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Bagolini at mymovies (Italian)
  2. ↑ Roberto Chiti, article Silvio Bagolini , in: Enrico Lancia, Roberto Poppi: Dizionario del cinema italiano. Gli attori. Gremese 1998, pp. 31/32
personal data
SURNAME Bagolini, Silvio
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Italian actor
DATE OF BIRTH 4th August 1914
PLACE OF BIRTH Bologna
DATE OF DEATH September 26, 1976
Place of death Bologna