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Masters of Cinema 1 Piazza del Popolo 5 Alberto Sordi Gallery 9 Piazza della Bocca della Verità 13 San Michele a Ripa Grande Una vita difficile, Dino Risi (1961) 19 Ostia Antica, Piazza della Rocca Nell’anno del Signore, Luigi Magni (1969) Polvere di stelle (1973) Il Marchese del Grillo, Mario Monicelli (1981) Monumental Building Silvio Magnozzi (Alberto Sordi) does not accept Il tassinaro (1983) his life as an ordinary employee. He goes to The two Carbonari Targhini (Renaud Verley) It is 1943 and Rome is occupied by Nazi troops. Capital executions take place in the splendid Una vita difficile, Dino Risi (1961) Here, it is possible to admire the building used as Cinecittà Studios hoping to realize his dream. and Montanari (Robert Hossein), are led to Every day, Mimmo Adami (Alberto Sordi) and square, rebuilt in the studios for the shooting the house of Pietro Marchetti (Alberto Sordi) in Today the seat of several MIBACT offices, this Here he tries to propose his subject to famous the scaffold in Piazza del Popolo (rebuilt in De his wife Dea Dani (Monica Vitti), hoping to be of the film. Here the marquis (Alberto Sordi) is the wonderful village’s main square, to the left of building was once a prison. This is where Silvio directors and actors such as Alessandro Blasetti, Laurentis studios). The monk (Alberto Sordi) tries, noticed, to obtain a contract in show business shocked to witness the beheading of his friend Sant’Aurea’s basilica. Magnozzi (Alberto Sordi) is serving a sentence of Silvana Mangano, and Vittorio Gassman (all without success, to save them from the guillotine. and to become famous, dress up and walk along Don Bastiano (Flavio Bucci), sentenced for heresy. two and a half years for the riots that occurred as playing in the role of themselves), who snub him. A plaque on the facade of the building in front Colonna Gallery, a meeting place for actors and a result of the attack on Togliatti in 1948. of the Basilica of Santa Maria del Popolo still artists. The gallery was reopened after a careful 20 Ostia commemorates the death of the two young men. restoration and named after Alberto Sordi in 2003. 10 Piazza del Grillo - Casa dei 17 Parco degli Acquedotti I vitelloni, Federico Fellini (1953) 14 Cavalieri di Rodi Janiculum Terrace Il Marchese del Grillo, Mario Monicelli (1981) The five friends, around whose stories the plot of the 2 6 Il Marchese del Grillo, Mario Monicelli (1981) Polvere di stelle (1973) film develops, meet at the bar to laze around. The Ponte Regina Margherita Piazza di Monte Citorio During a carriage ride with his French friend, place was located along Via Lucio Coilio, in Ostia. Il medico della mutua, Luigi Zampa (1968) Il tassinaro (1983) Mario Monicelli chooses the beautiful arcade of The film opens with a splendid panoramic view, captain Blanchard (Marc Porel), Onofrio del the Knights of Rhode’s House to set the external taken from the Janiculum Terrace. A soldier is Grillo (Alberto Sordi) shows him the pope in all The funeral procession accompanying Doctor The taxi driver Pietro Marchetti (Alberto Sordi) scenes of the house of marquis Onofrio del observing the city from the top of the hill, the his splendour. The two characters run along the Bui, parades along the bridge that connects ends his journey leading the well-known Italian 21 Grillo (Alberto Sordi). While Onofrio and his viewer’s gaze reaches the most beautiful and imposing structures of Claudio Aqueduct. Ostia, Lungomare Lutazio Catulo Piazza della Libertà to Lungotevere Arnaldo da politician Giulio Andreotti, playing in the role mother (Isabelle Linnartz) discuss the corruption evocative places in Rome. I vitelloni, Federico Fellini (1953) Brescia. At its head is the ambitious Guido Terzilli of himself, in this square where Palazzo di Bravissimo, Luigi Filippo D’Amico (1955) of morality in the contemporary world and (Alberto Sordi), who dreams of “inheriting” the Montecitorio houses the Chamber of Deputies of The film opens with the last event of the summer, reprimand the poor Genuflessa (Elena Daskowa Ubaldo Impallato (Alberto Sordi) is a music thousands of patients of the deceased. the Italian Republic. the election of Miss Mermaid 1953. The party is Valenzano), Onofrio’s cousin, the camera frames 15 teacher who teaches precariously in the schools Piazzale Ugo La Malfa - hosted in a kursaal along the Roman coast. the splendid arcade of the building and its views Giuseppe Mazzini Monument of the Roman suburbs. He holds one of his 3 7 of the Imperial Fora and Palazzo Venezia. lessons right in the Aqueduct Park, where, in Via Margutta Piazza Cavour First aid – Pronto Soccorso, episode addition to showing the students the vestiges Il tassinaro (1983) Il commissario, Luigi Comencini (1962) of the film I nuovi mostri, Mario Monicelli, of the ancient world near Claudio Aqueduct, he ALBERTO SORDI’S HOUSES 11 Dino Risi, Ettore Scola (1977) takes advantage to have children collect some The Roman taxi driver Pietro Marchetti (Alberto Frustrated and disappointed to have lost his job Via del Portico di Ottavia vegetables for a meal. Sordi) reaches via Margutta, one of the three despite his dedication, Commissioner Lombardozzi Un americano a Roma, Steno (1954) While driving through Rome with his “traveling 22 Via di San Cosimato characteristic streets of the Tridente in Rione (Alberto Sordi), badly dressed and tired, reads a lounge”, an old-fashioned Rolls-Royce, the After skirting the Oratory of Sant’Andrea dei Alberto Sordi was born on 15th June 1920, at Campo Marzio, to pick up a customer. To his newspaper sitting on a bench in front of the Palace aristocrat Giovan Maria Catalan Belmonte pescivendoli, the young Nando Mericoni (Alberto number 7 of this street that connects Piazza di San great surprise the customer is Federico Fellini, of Justice, that the Romans call “Palazzaccio”. (Alberto Sordi) rescues a man run over by a car, Sordi), meets the “Gattomammone”, a poor feline ROMA’S COAST Cosimato with Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere, playing in the role of himself, who lived in via Marisa (Franca Tamantini) will save him ... in front of the monument to Giuseppe Mazzini, believed to be the embodiment of evil. Fascinated in the heart of the district, in a small house that Margutta n. 110 in the real life. near the Rose Garden. After trying in vain to find Tutti dentro (1984) by the American myth, the protagonist stages a no longer exists. It was demolished to build hospitalization for the injured in three hospitals, 18 fake attack on the animal, then hides behind the Fregene, Parco Federico Fellini new buildings. On the opposite building facade, The film opens with an overview that goes from the cynical protagonist takes him back to the columns of Portico di Ottavia. Lo sceicco bianco, Federico Fellini (1952) a plaque commemorates the great actor, “an 4 Saint Peter’s Dome to “Palazzaccio”, symbol of starting point, which in the film is identified with Via Vittorio Veneto unforgettable interpreter of the Italians’ stories”. the inflexibility of the judge Annibale Salvemini the monument to Mussolini. Wanda (Brunella Bovo) finally meets his idol “the Il Conte Max, Giorgio Bianchi (1957) (Alberto Sordi). 12 white sheikh” (Alberto Sordi) in the pine wood The Dolce Vita (ndt. Sweet Life) is exploding. Via Sant’Angelo in Pescheria in Fregene while he is swinging on a swing, 23 Via Druso, 45 Alberto Boccetti’s (Alberto Sordi) newsstand is in Il Marchese del Grillo, Mario Monicelli (1981) 16 Cinecittà Studios immersed in the light that filters through the Via Veneto, symbol and centre of this sparkling 8 trees. In 2009 the pine wood was named after The large villa that Alberto Sordi purchased in 1958, Piazza Navona In this street, in the heart of the Jewish Ghetto, Il tassinaro (1983) period. He dreams of leading the same elegant Federico Fellini, in memory of this scene and of snatching it away from Vittorio De Sica, overlooks Il tassinaro (1983) the exhilarating joke organized by the marquis life as his wealthy customers. So, he tries to At the end of his shift with his cab “Zara 87” the director’s deep bond with the seaside city. Piazzale Numa Pompilio, in front of the Baths of takes place. An incredulous craftsman finds a wall obtain useful suggestions from count Max Orsini The actress Silvana Pampanini, playing in the Pietro Marchetti (Alberto Sordi) takes Federico Caracalla. Designed by Clemente Busiri Vici, it is used as a public urinal instead of the entrance Varaldo (Vittorio De Sica). New adventures will role of herself, is waiting for the taxi near Palazzo Fellini, playing in the role of himself, to Cinecittà surrounded by greenery and it was declared site of his workshop. We are in Via Sant’Angelo in arise from their friendship… Pamphilj.The driver Pietro (Alberto Sordi) mistakes Studios, “the world cinematography temple”. of cultural interest thanks to the archaeological Pescheria, though the street is identified as Via her for another famous actress, Sylva Koscina. walk and all the art objects it contains. The dei Banchi Vecchi in the film. villa, which will soon become a museum, hosts numerous cultural events. It is open for special occasions like for example the centenary of the artist’s birth. Reservation is required (info: fondazionemuseoalbertosordi.org). lberto Sordi was born in Rome, in Trastevere, on 15th June 1920. His father Pietro was a member of the orchestra of the Opera House in Rome, his mother Maria was a teacher. The last of four children, he remained close to his family all his life. As a child he already showed a marked aptitude for performing, putting on puppet shows at school and singing SORDI’S in the white voice chorus of the Sistine Chapel.
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