The funny side is repressed inside myself somehow, but it was always there. I think it's from my mother's side, she was always funny and making jokes, so I didn't suffer at all!
Italian actor, film director, screenwriter and film producer
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He turned spaghetti Westerns into slapstick gold opposite Bud Spencer, then became Italy's most-watched priest on TV for two decades.
Born Mario Girotti on 29 March 1939, he started as a child actor before reinventing himself as Terence Hill. The 1970 comedy Western They Call Me Trinity made him a star; its 1971 sequel became the highest-grossing Italian film to that point. He rode the genre through My Name Is Nobody in 1973, sharing the screen with Henry Fonda, often adapting Karl May's frontier novels and becoming one of Italy's highest-paid actors in the process. The partnership with Bud Spencer defined an era of action-comedy hybrids. Decades later he pivoted to television, playing the title priest in Don Matteo on Rai 1…
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The funny side is repressed inside myself somehow, but it was always there. I think it's from my mother's side, she was always funny and making jokes, so I didn't suffer at all!
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