Folco Lulli
Italian actor (1912-1970) · Italy · On the map · Actors · Died at 57
Folco Lulli was an Italian partisan and film actor. He appeared in more than 100 films between 1946 and 1970.
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1970Died23 May 19701969
A Golden WidowFilm, The Sicilian1967
The ViscountFilm, Rico Barone1966
For Love and GoldFilm, Pecoro1963
Girl from La ManchaFilm, Sancho Panza1962
LafayetteFilm, Le Boursier1960
Colossus and the Amazon QueenFilm, Pachiderma1959
Sign of the GladiatorFilm, Zemanzius, Zenobia's Prime Minister1956
Rice GirlFilm, Pietro1954
Air of ParisFilm, Angelo Posi1952
Times Gone ByFilm, contadino1951
Nobody's ChildrenFilm, Anselmo Vannini1949
Totò Looking for a HouseFilm, ambasciatore turco1948
Escape to FranceFilm, Riccardo Torre1946
The BanditFilm, Andrea1912Born3 July 1912
A Golden WidowFilm, The Sicilian1967The ViscountFilm, Rico Barone1966For Love and GoldFilm, Pecoro1963Girl from La ManchaFilm, Sancho Panza1962LafayetteFilm, Le Boursier1960Colossus and the Amazon QueenFilm, Pachiderma1959Sign of the GladiatorFilm, Zemanzius, Zenobia's Prime Minister1956Rice GirlFilm, Pietro1954Air of ParisFilm, Angelo Posi1952Times Gone ByFilm, contadino1951Nobody's ChildrenFilm, Anselmo Vannini1949Totò Looking for a HouseFilm, ambasciatore turco1948Escape to FranceFilm, Riccardo Torre1946The BanditFilm, Andrea1912Born3 July 1912Known for
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The Great War 1959
The Wages of Fear 1953
For Love and Gold 1966
The Organizer 1963
Variety Lights 1950
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Carlo Ponti Produced Without Pity and Neapolitan Carousel
Mario Monicelli Directed The Great War and For Love and Gold
Dino De Laurentiis Produced The Great War and The Bandit
Alberto Lattuada Directed Variety Lights and The Bandit
Marino Girolami Directed Between God and Amore e sangue
Enrico Bomba Directed Oh Islam and Prigionieri delle tenebre
Luigi Rovere Produced The Bandit and The Captain's Daughter- Sergio Corbucci Directed The Shortest Day (1963)
Steno Directed Toto Looks for a House (1950)
Arnoldo Foà Also in The Shoes of the Fisherman (1968)
Duilio Coletti Directed Under Ten Flags and Submarine Attack
Carlo Borghesio Directed How I Lost the War (1947)
Raymond Borderie Produced The Wages of Fear and Orient Express
Giuseppe De Santis Directed Tragic Hunt (1947)
Carlo Lizzani Wrote Tragic Hunt (1947)
Amedeo Nazzari Also in The Shortest Day (1963)
Raffaello Matarazzo Directed I Figli di nessuno and Rice Girl
Rosemary Dexter Folco produced Oltraggio al pudore (1964)
Silvio Amadio Directed Wolves of the Deep (1959)
Sergio Grieco Directed The Huns and La Peccatrice dell'isola
Alberto Farnese Also in The Shortest Day and Nel Segno di Roma
Dante Maggio Also in No Peace Under the Olive Tree (1950)- Oreste Biancoli Wrote Altri tempi, The Bandit and Times Gone By
Goffredo Lombardo Produced The Shortest Day and I Figli di nessuno
Filmography 40
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About this person
Country
Italy
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1912 to 1970 · aged 57
