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Highest Rated: 80% Machine Gun McCain (1969)

Lowest Rated: 33% Grand Slam (1967)

Birthday: Feb 22, 1930

Birthplace: Genoa, Liguria, Italy

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Credit No Score Yet No Score Yet The Legal Death Self - 2018No Score Yet No Score Yet Friends by Chance Giorgio (Character) - 2017No Score Yet 26% The Haunting of Helena Dr. Fabiano (Character) - 2012No Score Yet 38% The Entrepreneur Director, Screenwriter - 2011No Score Yet 50% The Demons of St. Petersburg Director, Screenwriter - 2008 39% 61% The Caiman Franco Caspio (Character) - 2006No Score Yet No Score Yet The Long Silence Attorney General (Character) - 1993No Score Yet 19% Time to Kill Director, Writer - 1990No Score Yet No Score Yet Control Director - 1987No Score Yet 43% The Gold-Rimmed Glasses Director, Writer - 1987No Score Yet No Score Yet A Dangerous Toy Director, Screenwriter - 1979No Score Yet 77% Giordano Bruno Director, Writer - 1973 70% 87% Sacco and Vanzetti Director - 1971No Score Yet 50% The Fifth Day of Peace Director - 1970 80% 37% Machine Gun McCain Director - 1969 33% 67% Grand Slam Director - 1967No Score Yet No Score Yet The Most Wonderful Moment Unknown (Character) - 1957No Score Yet No Score Yet Gli sbandati Scattered soldier from Tuscany (Character) - 1955No Score Yet No Score Yet At the Edge of the City Don Antonio (Character) - 1954No Score Yet No Score Yet Chronicle of Poor Lovers Alfredo Campolmi (Character) - 1954No Score Yet No Score Yet Attention! Bandits! Lorenzo (Character) - 1951

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Credit No Score Yet No Score Yet Marco Polo Director, Writer1982-1983

Who was Giuliano Montaldo?

Giuliano Montaldo (22 February 1930 – 6 September 2023) was an Italian film director, screenwriter and actor. While he was still a young student, Montaldo was recruited by the director Carlo Lizzani for the role of leading actor in Attention! Bandits! (1951).

What films did Montaldo direct?

Montaldo's experience with China reveals a turning point in his work. Other films he directed are Closed Circuit (in competition at the Berlinale in 1978 and in permanent exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art), A Dangerous Toy (1979), The Gold Rimmed Glasses (1987), Control (1987), and Time to Kill (1989). Always worked with an international cast.

Who are Montaldo's collaborators?

Some of his usual collaborators have been score composer Ennio Morricone and cinematographer Vittorio Storaro. Montaldo is also internationally recognized as a Opera director, directed commercials, documentaries and experimental film technology projects.