Vittorio Calò

Post by **Ciavazzaro** » 29/08/2018, 22:18

Vittorio Calò in Pierino contro tutti (1981)

A new very prolific generico, which i found thanks to the CIDb. I wonder if he is a relative to Antonio and Dolores, present in dozen of movies, credited only in Bakterion (1982), Don Bosco (1988), and in the TV mini series I ragazzi di celluloide (1981). A big thanks to cinemaitaliano, who helped me tracking down his filmography!

CIDb

FILMOGRAPHY

1975

Roma violenta (uncredited) .... Young man at the bus station

1977
Ritornano quelli della calibro 38 (uncredited) .... Shop manager

1980
Ciao Marziano (uncredited) .... Journalist at the hospital
Zucchero miele e peperoncino (uncredited) .... Man in resturant

1981
I ragazzi di celluloide (TV mini series) (credited) .... Fascist soldier
Il marito in vacanza (uncredited) .... Prof. Rusconi
La sconosciuta (TV mini series) (uncredited) .... Worker
Pierino contro tutti (uncredited) .... Doctor on the street with glasses

1982
Bakterion (credited) .... Pilot
Il paramedico (uncredited) .... Worker
Sogni mostruosamente proibiti (uncredited) .... Spectactor at the concert
Verdi (TV mini series) (uncredited) .... Antonio Piazza

Post by **Ciavazzaro** » 10/09/2018, 22:37

In the opening in Roma violenta (1975)

As one of the professors in Il marito in vacanza (1981)

As worker in La sconosciuta (1982)

Man in resturant in Sabato domenica e venerdi

Man at the concert in Sogni mostruosamente proibiti (1982)

Just found in Il paramedico (1982)

Post by **Ciavazzaro** » 10/09/2018, 22:45

Vittorio is credited in Bakterion (1982)

I think this could be him, what do you think ?

Post by **Emiliano** » 11/09/2018, 9:46

No boubts for me it's him.

Post by **Ciavazzaro** » 11/09/2018, 14:27

Perfect !
He plays an important role, so this mean this scene was shot in Italy, and that the second pilot is a generico or a little actor too, i will make snapshot for him too.

Post by **Johan Melle** » 11/09/2018, 17:54

Oh, yes! It's definitely Vittorio in Bakterion. Good find!

He also appears briefly as a shop manager in Ritornano quelli della calibro 38 (1977)

And I can tell you that he was active in the 1960s, too, because I've found him credited in this fotoromanzo from Lancio:
Letizia N. 93: "Tutto il mondo è amore ma non per me" (10 July 1968)