Giancarlo Prete was born in Rome, Italy on February 5,
1943. After working in the cinema as a stuntman, Prete went to Alessandro
Fersen's acting school (where he later returned as a teacher) and began to act
in many films and in TV serials under the stage names Timothy Brent, Philip
Garner and Philippe Garnier. Prete appeared in over 50 films and TV series from
1967-1999. In later years he worked as a dubbing director and acted only in TV
productions. Prete appeared in four Euro-westerns: “The Ballad of Dango”, “A
Fistful of Death”, “The Price of Death” (all 1971) and “Sting of the West”
(1972). He was married to actress
Elizabete Jacinto [1964- ] and they had a son named Alexander. Prete died from
a brain tumor March 9, 2001 in Rome at the age of 58. Today we remember
Giancarlo Prete on what would have been his 70th birthday.
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