Mario Camerini
Directing
- Born
- February 6, 1895 · Roma, Lazio, Italy
- Died
- February 4, 1981 (age 85)
Mario Camerini (Rome, 6 February 1895 – Gardone Riviera, 4 February 1981) was an Italian film director. Cousin of Augusto Genina. He made the most known films in Italy during the 30's, comedies, most of them, starring Vittorio De Sica.
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Known for
War and Peace
August 21, 1956
Ulysses
October 6, 1954
The Miller's Beautiful Wife
October 27, 1955
What Scoundrels Men Are!
October 14, 1932
Mister Max
November 13, 1937
...And Suddenly It's Murder!
December 13, 1960
I'll Give a Million
January 2, 1935
Department Store
June 3, 1939
Don Camillo and the Contestants
March 29, 1972
The Betrothed
December 19, 1941
Wife for a Night
July 12, 1952
Rails
April 30, 1929
Behind the camera55
- 1972Don Camillo and the Contestants Director, Screenplay
- 1971I Don't See, You Don't Speak, He Doesn't Hear Director, Screenplay
- 1966Almost Perfect Crime Director, Screenplay
- 1963The Mystery of the Indian Temple Director
- 1963Kali-Yug, Goddess of Vengeance Director, Screenplay
- 1961Seduction Of The South Director, Screenplay
- 1960...And Suddenly It's Murder! Director
- 1960Run with the Devil Director, Screenplay
- 1959First Love Director, Screenplay
- 1957