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April 13, 2010 (XX:13) Federico Fellini, GINGER & FRED (1985, 125 Min) April 13, 2010 (XX:13) Federico Fellini, GINGER & FRED (1985, 125 min) Directed by Federico Fellini Screenplay by Tonino Guerra & Tullio Pinelli Cinematography by Tonino Delli Colli and Ennio Guarnieri Giulietta Masina...Amelia Bonetti / Ginger Marcello Mastroianni...Pippo Botticella / Fred Franco Fabrizi...Show host Friedrich von Ledebur...Admiral Aulenti Jacques Henri Lartigue…Brother Gerolamo FEDERICO FELLINI (20 January 1920, Rimini, Emilia-Romagna, Italy -31 October 1993, Rome, Italy, of a heart attack) directed 25 films, some of which were La voce della luna (1990), Intervista (1987), Ginger e Fred/ Ginger and Fred (1986), E la nave va/ And the Ships Sails On (1983), La città delle donne/ City of Women (1980),Prova d'orchestra / Orchestra Rehearsal(1978), Il Casanova di Federico Fellini/ Fellini’s Casanova (1976), Amarcord (1973), Roma (1972), I clowns/ The Clowns (1970) (TV), Fellini - Satyricon (1969), Block-notes di un regista/ Fellini: A TONINO GUERRA (16 March 1920, Santarcangelo di Romagna, Director’s Notebook (1969) (TV), Giulietta degli spiriti/ Juliet of Emilia-Romagna, Italy) wrote for 103 films, some of which were the Spirits (1965), 8½ (1963), Boccaccio '70 (1962) (segment "Le Everybody's Fine (2009), Tierra del fuego (2000), To vlemma tou tentazioni del dottor Antonio"), La dolce vita (1960), Le notti di Odyssea/ Ulysses’ Gaze (1995), Stanno tutti bene/ Everybody’s Cabiria/ Nights of Cabiria (1957), Il bidone/ The Swindle (1955), Fine (1990), Good Morning, Babylon (1987), Ginger e Fred (1986), La strada/ The Road(1954), L'amore in città/ Love in the City Kaos /Chaos(1984), Andrei Tarkovsky (1984), E la nave va/ And (1953) (segment "Agenzia matrimoniale, Un'’), I vitelloni (1953), the Ship Sails On (1983), Nostalghia (1983), Tempo di Lo sceicco bianco/ The White Sheik (1952), and Luci del varietà/ viaggio/Voyage in Time (1983), Amarcord (1973), Flesh for Variety Lights (1950). Frankenstein/ Andy Warhol’s Frankenstein (1973), Lucky Luciano (1973), Giochi particolari/ The Voyeur (1970), Zabriskie Point TULLIO PINELLI (24 June 1908, Turin, Piedmont, Italy -7 March (1970), L'invitata/ The Univited (1969), Blowup (1966), La decima 2009, Rome, Italy, of natural causes)wrote for 84 films and tv vittima/ The 10th Victim (1965), Casanova '70 (1965), Il deserto series, some of which were Viaggio a Tulum (2009), La voce della rosso/Red Desert (1964), L'eclisse/ Eclipse (1962), La notte (1961), luna (1990), Ginger e Fred (1986), La voce / The Voice(1982), and L'avventura/ The Adventure (1960). Alfredo, Alfredo (1972), Francesco d'Assisi / Francis of Assisi (1966), Giulietta degli spiriti/ Juliet of the Spirits (1965), 8½ TONINO DELLIE COLLI (20 November 1922, Rome, Italy - 16 (1963), Boccaccio '70 (1962) (segment "Le tentazioni del dottor August 2005, Rome, Italy, of a heart attack) did the cinematography Antonio"), La dolce vita (1960), Le notti di Cabiria/The Swindle of 138 films, some of which were La vita è bella/ Life Is Beautiful (1957) # Il bidone (1955) (writer), La strada/ The Road (1954), I (1997), Facciamo paradise/ Looking for Paradise (1995), Death vitelloni (1953) (story), Lo sceicco bianco/ The White Sheik (1952), and the Maiden (1994), La voce della luna (1990), L'africana Luci del varietà/ Variety Lights (1950), Senza pietà (1948) (writer), (1990), Stradivari (1989), Intervista (1987), Der Name der Rose/ Il passatore/ Bullet for Stefano (1947), and Le miserie del Signor The Name of the Rose (1986), Ginger e Fred (1986), Once Upon a Travet (1945). Time in America (1984), Viaggio con Anita (1979), Primo amore/ First Love (1978), Salò o le 120 giornate di Sodoma/ Salò, or the Dassin—NIGHT AND THE CITY—2 120 Days of Sodom (1975), Pasqualino Settebellezze/ Seven Beauties (1975), Lacombe Lucien/ Lacombe, Lucien (1974), I MARCELLO MASTROIANNI (28 September 1924, Fontana Liri, racconti di Canterbury/ The Canterbury Tales (1972), Il Latium, Italy - 19 December 1996, Paris, Ile-de-France, France, of Decameron/ The Decameron (1971), Homo Eroticus/ Husband, pancreatic cancer) appeared in 143 films and tv series, some of Italian Style (1971), C'era una volta il West/ Once Upon a Time in which were Viagem ao Princípio do Mundo/ Voyage to the the West (1968), Questi fantasmi / Ghosts – Italian Style (1967), Il Beginning of the World (1997), Trois vies & une seule mort/ Three buono, il brutto, il cattivo/ The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (1966), Lives and Only One Death (1996), Al di là delle nuvole/Beyond the Il vangelo secondo Matteo/ The Gospel According to St. Matthew Clouds (1995), Prêt-à-Porter (1994), Le voleur d'enfants (1991), To (1964), Mamma Roma (1962), Il ladro di Bagdad/ The Thief of meteoro vima tou pelargou (1991), Stanno tutti bene/ Everybody’s Bagdad (1961), Arrivederci Roma/ Seven Hills of Rome(1958) , Fine (1990), Splendor (1989), Ginger e Fred (1986). Enrico Primo amore/ First Love (1958), Accadde al penitenziario (1955), IV/Henry IV (1984), Il generale dell'armata morte (1983), La nuit L'ombra/ The Shadow/ Three Corsairs (1954), Totò e le donne/ de Varennes/ The Night of Varennes (1982), La pelle (1981), La Toto and the Women (1952), Al diavolo la celebrità/ Fame and the città delle donne/ City of Women (1980), Giallo napoletano/ Devil (1949), La mano della morta/ Man of Death (1949), Città Neapolitan Mystery (1978), Una giornata particolare/ A Special dolente/ City of Pain(1948), Nada/Nothing (1947), Paese senza Day (1977), La donna della domenica/ The Sunday Woman (1975), pace (1946), O sole mio (1946), Felicità perduta/ Lost Happiness La grande bouffe/ The Grand Bouffe (1973), Giochi particolari/ (1946), Trepidazione (1946), and Finalmente sì (1944). The Voyuer(1970), Poppies Are Also Flowers/ The Opium Connection/ The Poppy is Also a Flower (1966), La decima vittima/ th ENNIO GUARNIERI (12 October 1930, Rome, Italy) did the The 10 Victim (1965), Casanova '70 (1965) , Matrimonio cinematography of 128 films and tv series, some of which were Il all'italiana/ Marriage Italitan- Style (1964), Ieri, oggi, domain/ seme della discordia (2008), K. Il bandito/ The Bandit K.(2008), Yester, Today and Tomorrow (1963), 8½ (1963), Vie privée/A Very Anita - Una vita per Garibaldi (2007), La contessa di Castiglione Private Affair (1962), Divorzio all'italiana/ Divorce- Italian Style (2006) (TV), "Les rois maudits/ A Cursed Monarchy" (2005), Il (1961), L'assassino/ The Assassin/ The Ladykiller of Rome (1961), diario di Matilde Manzoni/ The Diary of La notte (1961), La dolce vita (1960), La legge/ Matilda Manzoni (2002), Callas Forever The Law/ Where the Hot Wind Blows! (1959), (2002), The New Adventures of Pinocchio Le notti bianche (1957), Il medico e lo (1999), Tre (1996), Vendetta: Secrets of a stregone/Doctor and the Healer (1957), La Mafia Bride (1991) (TV), Otello (1986), bella mugnaia/ The Miller’s Beautiful Wife Ginger e Fred (1986), La traviata (1983), (1955), La principessa delle Canarie/ The Les ailes de la colombe/ The Wings of the Island Princess (1954), Lulù (1953), Dove (1981), Il gatto (1977), L'infermiera/ Sensualità/Barefoot Savage (1952), Vita da Nurse Anna/ The Secrets of a Sensuous cani (1950), and I bambini ci guardano/ The Nurse (1975), Travolti da un insolito Children Are Watching Us / The Little Martyr destino nell'azzurro mare d'agosto/ Swept (1944). away… By an Unusual Destiny in the Blue Sea of August (1974), That's JACQUES HENRI LARTIGUE (13 June 1894, Entertainment!/ That’s Entertainment: 50 Courbevoie, France - 12 September 1986, Nice, Years of MGM (1974), Il viaggio/ The France) was one of the greatest photographers Voyage (1974), Hitler: The Last Ten Days of the 20th century. (1973), Il giardino dei Finzi Contini/ The Garden of the Finzi-Continis (1970), FELLINI, from World Film Directors, Vol. Medea (1969), Camille 2000 (1969), Made II. Ed. John Wakeman. The H.W. Wilson in Italy (1965), Questa volta parliamo di Company NY, 1988, entry by Derek Prouse uomini/ Let’s Talk About Men (1965), Alta Italian director and scenarist, born in Rimini, a infedeltà/ High Infidelity (1964) (segments small town on Italy’s Adriatic coast, son of "Peccato nel pomeriggio", "Scabdaloso" and "La Sospirosa"), and Urbano Fellini, a traveling salesman, and the former Ida Barbiani. L'imprevisto/ Unexpected (1961). The four or five years he spent as a boarder at a school run by priests in nearby Fano were rigorously formative. A regular GIULIETTA MASINA (22 February 1921, San Giorgio di Piano, punishment was to make the culprit kneel for half an hour on grains Bologna, Italy - 23 March 1994, Rome, Italy, of cancer) appeared in of maize, and a wintry Sunday treat was to be marched to the beach, 32 films and tv series, some of which were Aujourd'hui peut-être... there to kneel and gaze at the sea while reciting a prayer. Priests (1991) # Ginger e Fred (1986), Perinbaba (1985), "Camilla" were to find their ritual place in many of Fellini’s films, as was the (1976), "Eleonora" (1973), The Madwoman of Chaillot (1969), circus that he encountered for the first time on a stolen day off and Giulietta degli spiriti/ Juliet of the Spirits (1965), Nella città where he remained, entranced, until his truancy was discovered and l'inferno/ … and the Wild Wild Women/ Hell in the City (1959), Le he was returned to the school. The only aptitude Fellini showed at notti di Cabiria/Nights of Cabiria (1957), La strada/ The Road school was for drawing. In his final year, he and some of his friends (1954), Donne proibite/Angels of Darkness (1954), Il romanzo della were frequent truants, leading the idle, aimless street life he was to mia vita (1952), Lo sceicco bianco/ The White Sheik (1952), Wanda recall in I Vitelloni. la peccatrice/ The Shameless Sex/ Wanda the Sinner (1952), This, at any rate, is an approximate account of Fellini’s Persiane chiuse/Behind Closed Shutters (1951), and Luci del childhood.
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