Umberto Alivernini

Post by **Johan Melle** » 11/05/2019, 16:23

Umberto Alivernini in the fotoromanzo "I fiori sul fango" (1949)

A ubiquitous presence in Italian cinema of the 1950s, Umberto Alivernini can be spotted in numerous comedies and melodramas of that era.

His ruggedly handsome features also attracted the attention of the famed milanese fotoromanzo magazine Bolero Film, who cast him in a supporting role the fotoromanzo "Perdutamente tua" (1948), in which his surname is misspelled as Oliverini, and he subsequently he appeared in a villainous role in "Fiori sul fango" (published in Sogno in 1949). He then abandoning this genre and focused his efforts on movies, but apparently never managed to secure any roles substantial enough to warrant an on-screen credit.

FILMOGRAPHY

1949

Totò le Mokò (uncredited) .... Guest at the Grand Hotel

1950
La strada buia (uncredited) .... Airplane passenger
Le sei mogli di Barbablù (uncredited) .... Sailor

1951
Incantesimo tragico (uncredited) .... Wedding guest

1952
La muta di Portici (uncredited) .... Rebel

1953
Febbre di vivere (uncredited) .... Man at the hippodrome

1954
Dov'è la libertà...? (uncredited) .... Man at the dance marathon

1955
Addio, Napoli! (uncredited) .... Casino player

1956
Totò lascia o raddoppia? (uncredited) .... Nightclub client
Totò, Peppino e i fuorilegge (uncredited) .... Nightclub client

1957
Arrivano i dollari! (uncredited) .... Umberto, a friend of Cesaretto

1958
La legge è legge (uncredited) .... Carabinieri officer
Totò e Marcellino (uncredited) .... The groom

1959
I ragazzi del juke box (uncredited) .... Audience member at the coronation ceremony
Totò, Eva e il pennello proibito (uncredited) .... Party guest

FOTOROMANZI

"Perdutamente tua" (published in Bolero Film from May to October 1948) - credited as Umberto Oliverini
"I fiori sul fango" (Published in Sogno from July to December 1949) - credited

Post by **Johan Melle** » 11/05/2019, 16:28

Umberto Alivernini (credited as Umberto Oliverini) in the fotoromanzo "Perdutamente tua, published in Bolero Film from May to October 1948

And his second fotoromanzo role: "I fiori sul fango", published in Sogno from July to December 1949

Post by **Johan Melle** » 11/05/2019, 16:31

And the movie roles:

Le sei mogli di Barbablù (1950) as Sailor

Incantesimo tragico (1951) as Wedding guest

Febbre di vivere (1953) as a man at the hippodrome who gets very angry when it doesn't go well with the horse he was betting on

Post by **Johan Melle** » 11/05/2019, 16:35

Addio, Napoli! (1955) as Casino player

Totò lascia o raddoppia? (1956) as Nightclub client

And a small speaking part in Arrivano i dollari! (1957) as Umberto, a friend of Cesaretto (Mario Riva) - yet another example of a film in which a generico is addressed with his actual name