Enzo Doria

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Enzo Doria in Il vecchio testamento (1963)

Enzo Doria is a C.S.C. actor who graduated from Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia in 1960. Despite his graduating as an actor, it is from the fields of production, direction and screenwriting where he is best known these days.

Enzo was born Ezio Passadore on March 12th 1936 in Genoa, Italy. As far as is known he is still living at the time of writing. He is married to decorator Gisella Longo and is the father of actor Alessandro Doria.

With a few credits already behind him when he graduated, Enzo continued to work as an actor for the next 5 years, amassing a total of 16 known acting appearances. Dissatisfied with the way his career was going, in 1965 he changed direction, founding the production company Doria Cinematografica, which over the next 30 years would be responsible for more than 30 productions, including some critical and commercial successes. Additionally Enzo has 6 known directorial credits, plus 8 writing credits mostly under his birth name. Unlike some other actor-producers found on this forum, it would seem that Enzo never appeared in any of the films he produced.

I have concentrated on his acting credits for starting his topic, so there are plenty of his production credits to be added. I have opted to list his production credits separately below his acting credits.


FILMOGRAPHY

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1957

1. Dinanzi a noi il cielo (poster credit) .... Tom (role unconfirmed)
2. Le notti bianche (uncredited) .... Dancing marine
   
   1959
3. Giuditta e Oloferne (credited?) .... Daniel
   
   1960
4. La dolce vita (credited) .... Photographer
   
   1961
5. Gli invasori (credited) .... Bennet
6. La tragica notte di Assisi (poster credit) .... Lorenzo (role unconfirmed)
7. Solimano il conquistatore (credited) .... Soldier (uncertain identification)
8. Spade senza bandiera (credited) .... Role?
   
   1963
9. Il vecchio testamento (credited) .... Gionata
   
   1964
10. Gli invincibili tre (uncredited) .... Aleco
11. Strana voglia di una vedova (poster credit) .... Angelo Cavalcanti (role unconfirmed)
    
    1965
12. Una sporca guerra (poster credit) .... Role?

PRODUCTION CREDITS

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1962

1. Anno 79: La distruzione di Ercolano (Production assistant, credited as E. Passadore)
   
   1963
2. Il Vecchio Testamento (Production assistant, credited as E. Passadore)
   
   1964
3. Gli invincibili tre (1st assistant director, credited as Ezio Passadore)
   
   1974
4. Lucrezia giovane (Producer)

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Dinanzi a noi il cielo (1957) credited and pictured on the poster and fotobusta, as Tom (role to be confirmed).

From the credits on the poster it would appear that Enzo had his only leading role in this production, some 3 years before his C.S.C. graduation.

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Le notti bianche (1957) as Dancing marine

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Giuditta e Oloferne (1959) credited on the poster, as Daniel. I believe he should be included in the Italian credits, but isn't in the English or German versions.

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La dolce vita (1960) credited, as Photographer. A curious role to be credited for, since he plays just one of many paparazzi.

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Gli invasori (1961) credited, bleached blonde, as Bennet

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La tragica notte di Assisi (1961) credited on the poster, as Lorenzo (role to be confirmed). I think that is probably him towards the back on the right side of the fotobusta.

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Solimano il conquistatore (1961) credited.

ANICA says he should play a Confidante of Sulieman, however I was unable to find him in any such role in the poor quality copies available. The most likely candidate I could find was this one, however this is a pretty nothing role as a Soldier.

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Spade senza bandiera (1961) credited, role uncertain.

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Anno 79: La distruzione di Ercolano (1962) credited as E. Passadore as Production secretary. I believe this is Enzo's earliest known production credit.