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Alessandro Quasimodo (born 1939) is an Italian actor, son of the Nobel Prize for Literature (1959) Salvatore Quasimodo.^[1] He studied at the Piccolo Teatro di Milano. Since 1979 he is working with poetry. Since 2020 he adhered to Empathism.^[2]

Filmography

Milano nera, directed by Gian Rocco e Pino Serpi (1961)
Whisky a mezzogiorno, directed by Oscar De Fina (1962)
Una storia milanese, directed by Eriprando Visconti (1962)
Le avventure di Laura Storm - serie TV, 3 episodi (1966)
Scusi, lei è favorevole o contrario?, directed by Alberto Sordi (1966)
Il fischio al naso, directed by Ugo Tognazzi (1967)
Caravaggio - miniserie TV, 1 episodio (1967)
Roma, directed by Federico Fellini (1972)
Ein Fall für Männdli - serie TV, 1 episodio (1973)
Tutto a posto e niente in ordine, directed by Lina Wertmüller (1974)
Il romanzo di un giovane povero, directed by Cesare Canevari (1974)
5 donne per l'assassino, directed by Stelvio Massi (1974)
Doppia indagine - miniserie TV, 1 episodio (1978)
La commediante veneziana - miniserie TV, 3 episodi (1979)
Nella città perduta di Sarzana - film TV (1980)
L'esclusa - miniserie TV, 1 episodio (1980)
La donna in bianco - miniserie TV, 3 episodi (1980)
Storia di Anna - (1980)
Piccolo mondo antico - (1983)
Aquero, directed by Elisabetta Valgiusti (1994)
Fuori dal mondo, directed by Giuseppe Piccioni (1999)
Questo è il giardino, directed by Giovanni Davide Maderna (1999)

References

^ Alibrandi, Cinzia (June 22, 2023). "Quasimodo, parla il figlio del premio Nobel".
^ "I cento della "Scuola Empatica", nuovo Movimento per le Arti, fondato da Menotti Lerro. Un libro con il Manifesto e le testimonianze". poesia.corriere.it.

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