Ruggero Deodato(1939-2022)

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La casa sperduta nel parco (1980)

Ruggero Deodato est né le 7 mai 1939 en Italie. Il était réalisateur et assistant réalisateur. Il est connu pour Deathcember (2019), L'enfer des cannibales (1980) et Django (1966). Il était marié à Silvia Dionisio. Il est mort le 29 décembre 2022 en Italie.

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Réalisation ou assistance à la deuxième équipe(outdoor Spanish sequences, uncredited)

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Peggio per me... meglio per te
5,1
- assistance de réalisation
- 1968
Marinai in coperta
5,3
- assistance de réalisation
- 1967
Wanted
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- assistance de réalisation
- 1967
I crudeli
6,7
- assistance de réalisation
- 1967
La Mort vient de la planète Aytin
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- assistance de réalisation
- 1967
Navajo Joe
6,3
- assistance de réalisation
- 1966
Il pianeta errante
4,1
- first assistant director
- 1966
I diafanoidi vengono da Marte
4,0
- assistance de réalisation (as Roger Godey)
- 1966
Ringo au pistolet d'or
5,6
- assistance de réalisation
- 1966
I criminali della galassia
4,5
- assistance de réalisation (as Roger Godey)
- 1966
Le froid baiser de la mort
6,2
- assistance de réalisation (as Roger Drake)
- 1966
Django
7,2
- assistance de réalisation
- second unit director: outdoor Spanish sequences (uncredited)
- 1966
Madamigella di Maupin
6,2
- assistance de réalisation
- 1966
L'età del ferro
7,3
Série télévisée
- assistance de réalisation
- 1965
L'idea fissa
5,2
- first assistant director
- 1964

Sites officiels
- BFI
- Discogs
autres noms
- Roger Franklin in US Credits
Taille
- 5′ 6″ (1,68 m)
Naissance
- 7 mai 1939
- Potenza, Basilicata, Italie
Décédé(e)
- 29 décembre 2022
- Rome, Lazio, Italie(complications from pneumonia, kidney failure, and liver failure)
Conjoint(e)
- Silvia Dionisio5 décembre 1971 - 1979 (divorcé, 1 enfant)
Enfants
- Saverio Deodato
Autres travaux
Shot several commercials for Piaggio, Fiat, Philips, Kraft and De Longhi.
Offres publicitaires
- 1 Biographie imprimée
- 5 Entrevues

Anecdotes
He directed the notorious L'enfer des cannibales (1980), in which--among other things--animals were actually killed on-screen. He was arrested shortly after its premiere in Italy, and faced accusations of first-degree murder--the authorities believed that several local actors in Colombia, where the film was shot, were also actually killed onscreen--as well as animal cruelty. He was exonerated after the actors were brought into the courtroom very much alive; they had special clauses in their contracts ordering them to "disappear" for a year to increase the film's hype. Though Deodato was found not guilty, he was barred from making films in Italy for several years afterward, and the film itself was banned.

Citations
I make films that people call "horror" because I want to make films about real things that happen in the world, and most real things aren't very nice.