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Something wrong?Teodor Mazilu, also known as Theodor or Tudor Mazilu, was a Romanian writer, editor, cartoonist, and occasional actor. He was from a working-class background, born in what was then a marginal area of Bucharest.
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Mazilu in 1959
Mazilu in 1962
Octavian Cotescu and Rodica Tapalagă as Gogu and Ortansa in the original production of Proștii sub clar de lună, shortly before its decade-long ban
Scene from Mircea Mureșan's Bariera, with Cotescu on the right
Carmen Petrescu and Mihai Cafrița in a 1978 staging of Somnoroasa aventură at Teatrul Tineretului
Ștefan Vilidar's 1980 photograph of Mazilu
Scene from a 1985 production of Proștii sub clar de lună, with Cornel Revent as GoguAbout this person
Teodor Mazilu, also known as Theodor or Tudor Mazilu, was a Romanian writer, editor, cartoonist, and occasional actor. He was from a working-class background, born in what was then a marginal area of Bucharest. Already a writer in his childhood, he documented his experience of poverty and strife, growing up as World War II was raging. With the growing influence exercised by the Romanian Communist Party in the late 1940s, Mazilu wrote proletarian literature. He was embraced by the staff of Tinerețea magazine, which published his first sketch stories. Shortly before the communist regime had been fully established, he was on the perennial staff of Scînteia Tineretului, where he remained until 1956. Neglecting his schooling and opting for a bohemian life, Mazilu only received a political education, culminating in his acceptance by the Eminescu School of Literature. His initial work was explicitly in agitprop, but he began modifying the contents of his reportage pieces to feature subtle mockery of the party directives, particularly when it came to the cultivation of socialist realism.
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