Attanasio, Ugo

[Emiliano]

Ugo Attanasio in Lo sceicco bianco (1952)

Ugo Attanasio (1887 - 1969)[1] was the father of the actress Carla Del Poggio (Maria Luigia Attanasio)[2] and therefore father-in-law of the the director Alberto Lattuada. He began his film career already at an advanced age but he got many small roles in cinema, in successful films, the most showy of which is undoubtedly Fellini's Lo sceicco bianco (1952), in which he plays the austere uncle of the protagonist, the actor Leopoldo Trieste.

1. From the book "Federico Fellini - Il libro dei film" (2009) by Tullio Kezich.
2. From the book "Federico Fellini, la vita e i film" (2002) by Tullio Kezich.
Filmography

1947

1. Il delitto di Giovanni Episcopo .... Party guest (uncredited)
   
   1952
2. Lo sceicco bianco .... Ivan's uncle (credited)
   
   1954
3. La spiaggia .... Piest on the train (uncredited)
   
   1955
4. Scuola elementare .... Primary school headmaster (credited)
   
   1962
5. Mafioso .... Don Vincenzo (credited)
   
   1963
6. Il fornaretto di Venezia .... role? (credited)
7. Il successo .... Monsignor (credited)
8. I mostri - segment "La giornata dell'onorevole" .... General Olivazzi (credited)
   
   1964
9. L'ultimo gladiatore .... Pontifex Maximus (uncredited)
10. Maciste, gladiatore di Sparta .... Senator (credited)
    
    1965
11. La mandragola .... The old wizard (credited)
    
    1966
12. Come svaligiammo la Banca d'Italia .... One of the Franco and Ciccio's defense lawyers (uncredited)
    
    1967
13. Don Giovanni in Sicilia .... The priest (credited)
14. Il lungo, il corto, il gatto .... The admiral invited to the party (credited)
15. Matchless .... American meeting functionary (uncredited)

Filmography to check

1. Core 'ngrato (1953) from cinematografo.it
2. Bufere (1953, uncredited)

[Emiliano]

The most ironic and large role of his small career as the Ivan's uncle in Lo sceicco bianco (1952)

[Emiliano]

In the role of the Monsignor whom Gassman asks for a recommendation in Il successo (1963)

[Emiliano]

Credited little role as the Admiral, the unfortunate victim of Franco Franchi's gaffes in Il lungo, il corto, il gatto (1967)

[Emiliano]

In Come svaligiammo la Banca d'Italia (1966) as one of Franco and Ciccio's defense lawyers.

[Emiliano]

Credited in I mostri - segment "La giornata dell'onorevole" (1963) as General Olivazzi

[Emiliano]

In Il delitto di Giovanni Episcopo (1947) as Party guest

[Emiliano]

In La spiaggia (1954) as the Piest on the train

[PeplumParadise]

Il fornaretto di Venezia (1963) credited, role uncertain

[PeplumParadise]

Maciste, gladiatore di Sparta (1964) credited, as Senator (he maybe has a specific character name)