Giorgio Simonelli
Directing
- Born
- November 23, 1901 · Rome, Italy
- Died
- October 3, 1966 (age 64)
Giorgio Simonelli was an Italian film director, screenwriter, and editor. He began his career in the film industry as an editor in the 1930s, working on films such as The Three-Cornered Hat (1935). Simonelli transitioned to directing with Il signor Max (1937), a comedy that gained significant popularity. Throughout his career, he directed over 40 films, including Totò Tarzan (1950) and I due mafiosi (1964). Simonelli's films are noted for their comedic elements and contribution to the Italian comedy genre.
Known for
Knives of the Avenger
May 30, 1966
The Amazing Doctor G
October 15, 1965
The Two Mafiosi
January 15, 1964
2 Mobsters Against Al Capone
March 4, 1966
It Happened at the Police Station
October 6, 1954
Two Hearts Against the Beast
May 31, 1943
I due sanculotti
August 13, 1966
Luciano Serra, Pilot
January 2, 1938
Two Gangsters in the Wild West
June 30, 1964
2 samurai per 100 geishe
September 7, 1962
I due toreri
December 3, 1964
The Song of Love
October 8, 1930
Behind the camera86
- 1976Friends More Than Before Director
- 1967Dick Smart 2.007 Writer
- 1966I due sanculotti Director, Screenplay, Story
- 1966Knives of the Avenger Writer
- 19662 Mobsters Against Al Capone Director
- 1965The Amazing Doctor G Director
- 1965Two Idiots at Fort Alamo Director, Screenplay
- 1964I due toreri Director
- 1964Two Gangsters in the Wild West Director, Story
- 1964The Two Mafiosi