Guido Alberti Biography, Age, Height, Wife, Net Worth, Family

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Guido Alberti was an Italian actor and director. He was born on April 20, 1909 in Benevento, Campania, Italy. He began his career as an actor in the 1930s, appearing in films such as "The White Sheik" (1952) and "The Leopard" (1963). He also directed several films, including "The Great War" (1959) and "The Battle of the Rails" (1966). Alberti was married to actress Anna Magnani from 1945 to 1951. He died on April 28, 1988 in Rome, Italy. Alberti's net worth is unknown.

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His wife is Lucia Alberti (1953 - 9 February 1995) ( her death)

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the Pope! in Marco the Magnificent (1965)) or when embodying authority figures (at times menacing) such as prison governor, police superintendent or prime minister.

Everybody will have recognized the plot of Federico Fellini's masterpiece 8½ (1963). Marcello Mastroianni was Guido, Fellini's alter ego, already a star at the time, but nobody knew Pace, wonderfully interpreted by a fifty-three-year-old beginner, then starting a second life as a movie actor, Guido Alberti. Despite a rather ordinary physical appearance, the newcomer immediately made a name for himself thanks to his impressive presence and for thirty years (he made his last film at the age of eighty-three), the more and more massive and portly thespian proved a scene stealer, even in the tiniest roles. He can be seen in a wide range of films, whether Italian, European or American and he is at his best when donning the cassock or the robe (from priest to bishop to cardinal to. . .

And he is unforgettable as the right-wing party leader in yet another masterpiece Le mani sulla città (1963), directed by Francesco Rosi As a character actor, Guido Alberti was the indispensable kind. He worked before the cameras of the greatest, Fellini, Rosi, Luis García Berlanga, Mario Monicelli, Valerio Zurlini, Roman Polanski but he was not averse to more popular cinema, taking part for example in many a 'giallo'. He was also active on television. The son of industrialist Ugo Alberti, co-owner of the 'Strega Alberti Benevento' company, it looked as if Guido Alberti would never break from his preordained destiny.

This is 1962. Filmmaker Guido Anselmi is going through an artistic crisis. He does not think he will be able to make the film he has signed for. All he wants is to retreat into a world of his own, far from the public eye. All he wants is peace and what he gets is. . . Pace, his producer, who keeps on pressurizing him into starting the shooting.

In 1957, He even became the board chairman of the firm. But Guido also had literary and artistic aptitudes.

For instance, in 1947, he founded the famous literary prize 'Premio Strega', which is not common among industrialists, before finally opting for the acting career.