Giulio Saturnino

[Emiliano]

Giulio Saturnino in Come svaligiammo la Banca d'Italia (1966)

Giulio Saturnino, credited (for now) only in two films with Franco and Ciccio, is a comedian who surely worked as uncredited in small parts in many other films.




FILMOGRAPHY

1966

1. Come svaligiammo la banca d'Italia (credited) .... Filippo, the plumber
   
   1967
2. Il lungo, il corto, il gatto (credited) .... The butcher
   
   1972
3. Roma (uncredited) .... Roman washing his torso in the street
   
   1975
4. Ultimo tango a Zagarol (uncredited) .... Dancer at dance hall

[Emiliano]

In Come svaligiammo la Banca d'Italia (1966) we have his most memorable role, of Filippo, the bungling plumber.
First is introduced with with a skit that combines a nice mess...

...and than is drafted into Franco's and Ciccio's robbery gang.

[Emiliano]

Another less substantial role is that of the swindler butcher, once again with the Sicilian comic couple, in Il lungo, il corto, il gatto (1967)

[Emiliano]

And now the first uncredited role I've found out in Fellini's Roma (1972) as Roman washing his torso in the street

[Emiliano]

A little role as Dancer at the dance hall in Ultimo tango a Zagarol (1975)