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Alberto Sordi was an Italian actor, comedian, voice dubber, director, singer, composer and screenwriter.
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Born 15 June 1920 · Died 24 February 2003 · Q50003
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ELLE: La storia della pasta: dal Decameron a Alberto Sordi
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His family established the Alberto Sordi Family Award that honour Italian and international filmmakers and actors
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At 97, bequeathed the entire fortune to three foundations named after her brother, but only two of them were really supported by Sordi: Fondazione Alberto Sordi, established in 1992, and Fondazione Alberto Sordi per i gi
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Fondazione Museo Alberto Sordi inherited the fortune of more than 30 mln euro and a Roman villa in via Druso, 45, where she and her brother had been living since 1958
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When Aurelia had already displayed symptoms of dementia
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Died 2003-02-24.
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Released album “Le più belle canzoni”.
Were opened two Healthcare and Rehabilitation centres for the senior Italians
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Sordi was diagnosed with lung cancer
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The City of Rome made him honorary mayor for a day to celebrate his eightieth birthday
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Released album “Le canzoni di Alberto Sordi”.
And The Golden Globe Award for his performance as an Italian labourer stranded in Sweden in To Bed or Not to Bed
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Awarded Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic (1994).
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Sordi established Fondazione Alberto Sordi, a nonprofit institution aimed to help and support the elderly people
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Sordi was a member of the jury at the 35th Berlin International Film Festival
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Was a member of the jury at the 35th Berlin International Film Festival
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Directed and co-scripted Tutti dentro (Off to jail, everybody), in which he played a judge who has warrants for corruption served on ministers and businessmen
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Released Catherine and I, a comedy–science fiction film that he also directed and co-wrote with Rodolfo Sonego, starring Sordi alongside Edwige Fenech and Catherine Spaak; the film follows a middle-aged businessman wh
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Was a juror at the 6th Moscow International Film Festival
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Released Help Me, My Love starring Monica Vitti
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Together with Vittorio De Sica, he went to the USA where they co-created An Italian in America
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Sordi made his directorial debut with the comedy Fumo di Londra, acting as both writer and performer in the lead role
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Was in another highly regarded comedy, I complessi (Complexes)
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Was awarded a Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture Actor in a Musical or Comedy for Il diavolo
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Sordi appeared in Monicelli's Great War, considered by many critics and film historians to be one of the best Italian comedies
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Purchased and moved to a luxurious villa in via Druso, 45, next to the Baths of Caracalla
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During a trip to Kansas city, he was greatly welcomed as the city was a homeland of his character Nando Mericoni
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Played in as many as in 13 films, including An American in Rome, Il seduttore, etc
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Sordi went to New York with Goffredo Lombardo who intended to shoot there Un romano a New York
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First started collaborating with Federico Fellini: they made The White Sheik in 1952 and I vitelloni in 1953, a movie about young slackers, in which he plays a weak immature loafer
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Debuted as a protagonist in Mamma Mia, What an Impression
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With Vittorio De Sica he co-founded the P
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Played a part in Mattoli's Ritorna Za-Bum at Teatro Quirino
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Followed by the feature film The Flying Deuces in the same year
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Returned to Rome and found himself several roles as a background actor at Cinecittà
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Recorded a disc of children's fairy tales for the Fonit record company and left for Milan with the proceeds There Sordi enrolled to Accademia dei Filodrammatici, for which he abandoned his studies at the Istituto di A
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Born 1920-06-15.
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