Ruggero Deodato(1939-2022)

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A Casa no Fundo do Parque (1980)

Ruggero Deodato nasceu o 7 de maio de 1939 na Itália. Era diretor e assistente de direção e foi conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Deathcember (2019), Holocausto Canibal (1980) e Django (1966). Foi casado com Silvia Dionisio. Morreu o 29 de dezembro de 2022 em Roma, Lazio, Itália.

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Peggio per me... meglio per te
5,1
- assistant director
- 1968
Marinai in coperta
5,3
- assistant director
- 1967
Wanted - O Procurado
6,0
- assistant director
- 1967
Os Cruéis
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- assistant director
- 1967
La morte viene dal pianeta Aytin
3,6
- assistant director
- 1967
Joe, o Pistoleiro Implacável
6,3
- assistant director
- 1966
Il pianeta errante
4,1
- first assistant director
- 1966
O Choque dos Planetas
4,0
- assistant director (as Roger Godey)
- 1966
Ringo e Sua Pistola de Ouro
5,6
- assistant director
- 1966
Esse Bravo, Selvagem e Violento Mundo
4,5
- assistant director (as Roger Godey)
- 1966
O Terceiro Olho
6,2
- assistant director (as Roger Drake)
- 1966
Django
7,2
- assistant director
- second unit director: outdoor Spanish sequences (não creditado)
- 1966
Uma Virgem para o Capitão
6,2
- assistant director
- 1966
L'età del ferro
7,3
Série de TV
- assistant director
- 1965
Idéia Fixa
5,2
- first assistant director
- 1964

Centrais de atendimento oficiais
- BFI
- Discogs
Nomes alternativos
- Roger Franklin in US Credits
Altura
- 1,68 m
Nascido(a) em
- 7 de maio de 1939
- Potenza, Basilicata, Itália
Falecido(a) em
- 29 de dezembro de 2022
- Roma, Lazio, Itália(complications from pneumonia, kidney failure, and liver failure)
Cônjuge
- Silvia Dionisio5 de dezembro de 1971 - 1979 (divorciado (a), 1 criança)
Crianças
- Saverio Deodato
Outros trabalhos
Shot several commercials for Piaggio, Fiat, Philips, Kraft and De Longhi.
Ofertas de publicidade
- 1Biografia impressa
- 5 Entrevistas

Curiosidades
He directed the notorious Holocausto Canibal (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.

Citações
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.