Filippo Trincia

[Emiliano]

Filippo Trincia in Un sacco bello (1980)

I discovered his name thanks to the book "Fellini's faces", where he is credited as a participant in the 1978 film Prova d'orchestra.
His most recognized and very famous role is that of the man who "always says no" at the window in the film by Verdone Un sacco bello; this is a very famous scene that has entered the history of Italian comedy.

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FILMOGRAPHY

1972

1. Roma (uncredited) .... Restaurant diner at young Fellini's table
   
   1976
2. Roma, l'altra faccia della violenza (uncredited).... Man in the crowd running away from the police
   
   1978
3. Prova d'orchestra (credited) .... Mr. Trincia, the orchestra manager
   
   1980
4. Un sacco bello (credited) .... Man at the window on the street corner
   
   1982
5. Sesso e volentieri (uncredited) - segment: "Armanda e il violinista" .... Restaurant diner

[Emiliano]

In Roma (1972) as Restaurant diner at young Fellini's table
In this film he has a fairly substantial role (in relation to his role as a generico), also acting some lines.

[Emiliano]

Roma, l'altra faccia della violenza (1976) as Man in the crowd running away from the police

[Emiliano]

Sesso e volentieri (1982) - segment "Armanda e il violinista" as Restaurant diner

[Johan Melle]

Fellini's Prova d'orchestra (1978) as Mr. Trincia, the orchestra manager

Note that the cast list only lists him as "il capo orchestra", but in the film we can hear him being addressed as Mr. Trincia. Yet another example of one of our generici having their real name used in a movie!