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Gino Cervi (Luigi Cervi, Bolonia, 3 de mayo de 1901 - Punta Ala, 3 de enero de 1974) fue un actor y comediante italiano. Biografía [ editar ] Era hijo del crítico literario Antonio Cervi .
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- Cementerio Flaminio de Roma
Luigi Cervi (3 May 1901 – 3 January 1974), better known as Gino Cervi (Italian pronunciation: [ˈdʒiːno ˈtʃɛrvi]), was an Italian actor. He was best known for portraying Peppone in a series of comedies based on the character Don Camillo (1952–1965), and police detective Jules Maigret on the television series Le inchieste del ...
Gino Cervi. (Bolonia, 1901 - Punta Ala, 1974) Actor de cine italiano. Se decantó por la interpretación desde joven y formó parte de dos de las compañías más importantes de la época, la de Alda Borelli y la de Luigi Pirandello. Hasta los años treinta no pensó en incorporarse al mundo del cine, industria en la que dio sus primeros pasos ...
Gino Cervi. Actor: The Little World of Don Camillo. The son of Italian theatre critic Antonio Cervi, Gino Cervi was one of the most famous Italian actors, first on stage, then on screen and finally on television. He appeared in his first play in 1924, a year after his father's death.
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Gino Cervi, all'anagrafe Luigi Cervi (Bologna, 3 maggio 1901 – Punta Ala, 3 gennaio 1974), è stato un attore, doppiatore e conduttore radiofonico italiano. Dotato di grande presenza scenica e di notevole incisività recitativa, è stato uno dei più prolifici e versatili interpreti nella storia dello spettacolo italiano, spaziando ...
Gino Cervi (Luigi Cervi, Bolonia, 3 de mayo de 1901 - Punta Ala, 3 de enero de 1974) fue un actor y comediante italiano.
1 de ene. de 2024 · Gino Cervi (born May 3, 1901, Bologna, Italy—died Jan. 3, 1974, Punta Ala) Italian character actor and manager best-known outside of Italy for his film portrayal of a small-town Communist mayor in the “Don Camillo” films. The son of a theatre critic, Cervi worked with various theatres for 15 years (1924–39) until he became ...
