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Intervista Esclusiva a Vincenzo Mollica TELEVIDEO Lu 14 Ott 11:25:35 U LT I M 'ORA RadiocorriereTv SETTIMANALE DELLA RAI RADIOTELEVISIONE ITALIANA numero 3 anno 89 20 gennaio 2020 Reg. Trib. n. 673 del 16 dicembre 1997 dicembre del 16 673 n. Trib. Reg. foto di Maurizio D’Avanzo foto La Rai ricorda Fellini a 100 anni dalla nascita 1920 - 2020 Intervista esclusiva a Vincenzo Mollica TELEVIDEO Lu 14 Ott 11:25:35 U LT I M 'ORA LA GUIDA COMPLETA AI PROGRAMMI RAI LA TROVATE ALLA PAGINA 501 DEL TELEVIDEO E ALLA PAGINA 482 DEL TELEVIDEO TUTTE LE ANTICIPAZIONI DEL RADIOCORRIERE TV TOCCATEMI TUTTO MA NON LA PIZZA! Vi prego, giocate su tutto, ma non con i sentimenti. Cambiate tutte le cose che volete, rivisitatele a modo vostro, fate tutti gli esperimenti che vi piacciono, ma non toccateci la pizza! Vale anche per i più grandi chef al mondo: la pizza è qualcosa di inviolabile. La pizza è amore. E smettiamola anche con questa storia degli artisti della pizza. Il pizzaiolo è già di suo un grandissimo artista che gioca con acqua, farina, sale, lievito madre, pomodoro e mozzarella. E qui ci fermiamo. Perché dopo la pizza con l’ananas, quella con il kiwi che arriva dalla Svezia, si è perso veramente il controllo di quella che è la regina d’Italia. Patrimonio dell’Unesco, celebrata in tutto il mondo, la nostra pizza negli anni ha subito una serie di rivisitazioni di cui forse non si sentiva il bisogno. Leggenda o no, la storia narra che nel 1889 la Regina d’Italia, Margherita di Savoia, incontrò a Napoli Raffaele Esposito, pizzaiolo della Pizzeria Brandi, che in pochi minuti le offrì la sua grande opera: la pizza Margherita, realizzata proprio in suo onore. Adesso passino le pizze biscottate, quelle gourmet, ma quella con il kiwi e l’ananas no. Voglio passare per insensibile al progresso, un retrogrado, ma volete mettere una pizza margherita, una pizza marinara, o semplicemente una pizza rossa cotta al forno a legna, con tutte le assurde variazioni americane e nordeuropee? Sapete che faccio, adesso ordino una bella pizza italiana… (napoletani a parte, gli egiziani sono straordinari nel prepararla)… Vita da strada Vita Buona settimana. Fabrizio Casinelli SOMMARIO PAMELA VILLORESI GREEN ZONE Protagonista di tanti Attraverso il racconto successi teatrali, del lavoro nei campi, N. 3 cinematografici e televisivi, delle aziende agricole e l'attrice è fiore all’occhiello delle eccellenze prodotte 20 GENNAIO 2020 del cast di “Don Matteo 12”, nella nostra penisola, il il giovedì sera su Rai1 programma condotto da Mario Tozzi e Francesca VITA DA STRADA 22 Malaguti su Rai Radio1 3 affronta i temi della sostenibilità e del futuro del Pianeta 26 LE CLASSIFICHE RAGAZZI DI RADIO MONITOR Tutte le novità del ISABELLA RAGONESE Tutto il meglio della VINCENZO MOLLICA palinsesto Rai dedicato ai musica nazionale e RACCONTA FELLINI più piccoli internazionale nelle Tra schermo e privato, classifiche di AirPlay Il giornalista Rai ricorda la protagonista de “La 30 l’amico regista in occasione guerra è finita” su Rai1 al 34 del centenario della nascita. RadiocorriereTv: “Sono una I CENTO ANNI DI “Stare con lui era una persona realizzata, che è FELLINI bellezza – afferma – era riuscita a trasformare la come incontrare tutta la propria passione in un lavoro” «Non faccio film per dibattere fantasia del mondo messa tesi o sostenere teorie. Faccio insieme” 16 SPORT CINEMA IN TV film alla stessa maniera 12 in cui vivo un sogno che è Manoel Francisco dos Una selezione dei film affascinante finché rimane in programma IL PARADISO Santos, meglio noto come misterioso e allusivo, ma che Garrincha sulle reti Rai rischia di diventare insipido DELLE SIGNORE quando viene spiegato» COME UNA MADRE Enrico Oetiker, il Riccardo 32 36 Debutta il 2 febbraio in Guarnieri de “Il Paradiso RADIO1 PLOT MACHINE 10 VERSO SANREEMO prima serata su Rai1 la delle Signore”, si racconta nuova serie in tre puntate al RadiocorriereTv: “Per Anteprima della puntata Amadeus ha presentato la diretta da Andrea Porporati. entrare meglio nella parte 70a edizione della kermesse Protagonista Vanessa mi presentai al provino con 28 di cui è direttore Incontrada un abito di mio nonno degli ALMANACCO artistico e conduttore. Ad anni Sessanta” affiancarlo sul palco 20 Le storiche copertine del Teatro Ariston Fiorello, 24 del RadiocorriereTv Tiziano Ferro, Roberto Benigni e tante 38 donne per cinque serate di grande spettacolo CULTURA 8 L'arte, la musica, la storia, la danza, il teatro, i libri, la bellezza raccontati dai canali Rai 29 RADIOCORRIERETV DIRETTORE RESPONSABILE www.radiocorrieretv.rai.it Capo redattore Grafica SETTIMANALE DELLA RAI FABRIZIO CASINELLI www.rai-com.com Simonetta Faverio Claudia Tore Vanessa Somalvico RADIOTELEVISIONE ITALIANA Redazione - Rai www.ufficiostampa.rai.it In redazione TUTTI I PROGRAMMI Reg. Trib. n. 673 Via Umberto Novaro 18 Cinzia Geromino del 16 dicembre 1997 00195 ROMA Antonella Colombo SONO DISPONIBILI SU Numero 3 - anno 89 Tel. 0633178213 Ivan Gabrielli 20 gennaio 2020 RadiocorriereTv RadiocorriereTv radiocorrieretv VERSO SANREMO 2020 Un festival imprevedibile foto di Maurizio D’Avanzo Amadeus ha presentato la 70a edizione pop, all’insegna del nazionalpopolare, grazie al supporto i tantissimi ospiti già confermati Pierfrancesco Favino, mattina, la conferenza stampa. Come di consueto, poi, della kermesse di cui è direttore della Rai e al lavoro di squadra che ormai prosegue da Emma Marrone, Mika, Johnny Dorelli, Claudio Santama- Sanremo sarà anche protagonista sui vari social, tra cui artistico e conduttore. Ad affiancarlo sul palco mesi”. Il più grande show del nostro Paese coinvolgerà, ria, Kim Rossi Stuart, Cecilia Rodriguez, Luis Capaldi, Instagram dove verranno svelati i segreti del backstage per la prima volta, l’intera città di Sanremo, protagonista Massimo Ranieri, Diego Abatantuono, Rocco Papaleo, Su RaiRadio2, infine, è previsto un grande impegno edi- del Teatro Ariston Fiorello, Tiziano Ferro, con location diverse, che si aggiungeranno al tradiziona- Paolo Rossi, Massimo Ghini, Christian De Sica, Dua Li- toriale e produttivo: sedici ore di diretta al giorno, tra Roberto Benigni e tante donne per cinque serate le Teatro Ariston: dal Palafiori alle piazze, dal Casinò al pa. Il Festival di quest’anno sarà anche il più accessibile cui alle 15, l’appuntamento nel salotto di Mara Venier. di grande spettacolo red carpet. Al fianco di Amadeus, tre grandi personaggi: di sempre: per la prima volta, infatti, in contemporanea Tutto è pronto dunque per le cinque serate durante le Fiorello, Tiziano Ferro e Roberto Benigni. Se certamen- con la diretta di Rai1, un canale dedicato di Rai Play tra- quali la musica sarà protagonista. Ma non solo. Ama- n Festival che vuole stupire, divertire, emo- te Tiziano Ferro canterà, su quanto faranno Fiorello e smetterà nella lingua dei segni. Oltre ai già consolidati deus ha già annunciato “grandi ritorni” e “grandi sorpre- zionare. Un Festival, con un occhio al pas- Roberto Benigni resta il mistero. All’insegna, appunto, sottotitoli, inoltre, è prevista l’audiodescrizione. A pro- se”. “Presentare Sanremo – ha detto il conduttore – è sato, ma che guarda al presente e al futuro. della volontà di sorprendere. Ma questa settantesima posito di Rai Play, appena le luci dell’Ariston si spegne- tutto ciò che sogna uno che fa questo mestiere. Era il Amadeus ha ufficialmente presentato, nel edizione è anche caratterizzata dalla presenza di tante ranno, sarà proprio la piattaforma digitale ad ospitare, mio sogno di quando ero bambino. Non l’avrei mai im- corso della consueta conferenza stampa, la donne, ognuna con caratteristiche e peculiarità diverse. ogni sera, “L’AltroFestival”, durante il quale il padrone maginato. Sono orgoglioso dei 24 cantanti che porterò Usettantesima edizione del Festival della Canzone italia- Mara Venier, Antonella Clerici, Diletta Leotta, Laura Chi- di casa Nicola Savino affronterà i temi più caldi della all’Ariston. Mi auguro di divertirmi e di emozionarmi. La na, di cui è direttore artistico e presentatore. “L’impre- menti, Emma D’Aquino, Rula Jebreal, Francesca Sofia No- serata appena terminata. Con lui, un cast molto vario Settantesima edizione per essere celebrata deve essere vedibilità – ha detto – è al primo posto. Vorrei che ogni vello, Sabrina Salerno, Alketa Vejsiu, Georgina Rodriguez composto da giornalisti, influencer, ospiti a sorpresa e di ognuno di noi, aperta a tutti. Il Festival appartiene serata fosse diversa dalle altre, rispettando la liturgia saranno sul palco nelle cinque serate in diretta su Rai1, alcuni dei cantanti che si sono appena esibiti. Sempre alle persone che lo seguono e a quelli che se ne occu- della kermesse, ma con sorprese. Sarà una grande festa dal 4 all’8 febbraio, non solo con il ruolo di vallette. Tra su Rai Play, inoltre, sarà possibile seguire in diretta, ogni pano”. Insomma, una grande festa popolare. 8 TV RADIOCORRIERE 9 Palma d'Oro al Festival di Cannes, che, abbandonando gli CENTO ANNI DI FELLINI schemi narrativi tradizionali, rivoluziona i canoni estetici del cinema. Così scriveva Gian Luigi Rondi su "Il Tempo", 5 febbraio 1960: «Il film, uno dei film più terribili, più alti, e a modo suo più tragici che ci sia accaduto di vedere su uno schermo, è la sagra di tutte le falsità, le mistificazioni, «Non faccio film per dibattere tesi le corruzioni della nostra epoca e il ritratto funebre di una o sostenere teorie. Faccio film alla società in apparenza ancora giovane e sana che, come nei stessa maniera in cui vivo un sogno dipinti medioevali, balla con la Morte e non la vede, è la che è affascinante finché rimane "commedia umana" di una crisi che, come nei disegni di Goya o nei racconti di Kafka, sta mutando gli uomini in "mostri" misterioso e allusivo, ma che rischia senza che gli uomini facciano in tempo ad accorgersene». di diventare insipido quando viene La consacrazione con “8½” (Premio Oscar), considerato spiegato» uno dei film più grandi della storia del cinema, ancora una volta con Marcello Mastroianni, attore che Fellini finirà per identificare come il suo alter ego cinematografico.
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