Nerino Bernardi was born in Bologna, Emilia-Romagna,
Italy on July 23, 1899. After studying mathematics and medicine, counterpoint
and composition, he devoted himself to the theater, making his film debut in
1918s’ “Marinella” directed by Raimondo Scotti. During World War II he went to
Spain, where he appeared in films and also worked as a voice dubber on some
films. From 1952 he taught makeup and stage behavior at the Academy of Dramatic
Arts "Silvio D'Amico" in Rome. During his career of more than 190
films he appeared in many different genres including drama, action, fantasy and
horror and three Euro-westerns. Besides his stage name of Nerio Bernardi he was
often billed under the aliases Nerik Berkoff and Black Bernard. He died in
Rome, Italy on January 12, 1971 from uremic poisoning.
BERNARDI, Nerio
(aka Nerik Berkoff, Black Bernard) (Nerino
Bernardi) [7/23/1899, Bologna,
Emilia-Romagna, Italy - 1/12/1971, Rome, Lazio, Italy (uremic poisoning)] –
stage, voice actor.
Zorro in the Court of Spain - 1962 (Colonel Vargas)
The Magnificent Texan - 1967 (Chico) [as Nerik Berkoff]
Wanted Johnny Texas - 1967 [as Nerik Berkoff]
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