Carlo Collodi(1826-1890)

Carlo Collodi wurde am 24 November 1826 in Florence, Grand Duchy of Tuscany [ora Tuscany, Italy] geboren. Er war Autor, bekannt für Pinocchio (2022), Guillermo Del Toros Pinocchio (2022) und Pinocchio (1940). Er starb am 26 Oktober 1890 in Italien.

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Twilight Tales
Podcast-Serie
- 'Pinocchio written by'
- 2024
PJ
- based on a story by
- 2024
Lies of P
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Videospiel
- based on the story by
- 2023
Rowan Kelley's Pinocchio Reimagined
Kurzfilm
- Based on the book "Pinocchio" written by
- 2023
Snow White and the Fairytale Fun Force
- figuren
- 2023
Offsite Connecticut Theatre's Pinocchio - An Italian Musical
Video
- Drehbuch
- 2022
Guillermo Del Toros Pinocchio
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- based on the book "Pinocchio" written by
- 2022
Pinocchio
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- based on "The Adventures of Pinocchio" by
- 2022
Radioteatro de Navidad de la Cadena Ser
Podcast-Serie
- roman
- 2021
Pinocchio: A True Story
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- figuren (Nicht genannt)
- 2021
Mannecchio
Kurzfilm
- Inspired by "The Adventures of Pinocchio"
- 2021
O Pinokio se treles peripeteies
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- stück
- 2020
Pinocchio
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- roman
- 2019
Pinocchio, Story of a Puppet
- Drehbuch
- 2018
Pinocchio
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- novel by
- 2015

Alternative Namen
- Collodi
Geboren am
- 24. November 1826
- Florence, Grand Duchy of Tuscany [now Tuscany, Italy]
Verstorben
- 26. Oktober 1890
- Florenz, Toskana, Italien(nicht bekannt gegeben)
Andere Arbeiten
(2018 -19 season) Stage: Joseph Steakley and Ben Lobpries' adapted his novel "Pinocchio", performed at The House Theatre of Chicago in Chicago, IL. Alexander Ridgers was lighting designer. Chicago Puppet Studio were puppet designers.

Wissenswertes
Carlo Collodi was really Carlo Lorenzini, a journalist and rabble-rouser who settled down to write children's stories. He took his pen name from the town of his mother's birth, Collodi. When he originally published "Pinocchio" in the form of a magazine serial, Lorenzini's intention was to kill Pinocchio by having him hang himself. At the suggestion of his editor, Lorenzini added chapters sixteen to thirty-two, giving the story a happy ending and creating the character of the Blue Fairy.