
For television, he is remembered for his performance in the role of the Prosecutor Villefort in “The Count of Monte Cristo”, the novel by Alexandre Dumas, directed by Edmo Fenoglio, in which she starred alongside Andrea Giordana and Giuliana Lojodice. In the seventies, he starred in the drama series “A for Andromeda”, “Joe Petrosino” and “It Happened in Lisbon”. Among other TV roles is remembered his role as Richard Barras, owner of the mine in the mini-series “E le stelle stanno a guardare”.
Enzo worked in theater together with other well-known actors, including Tino Buazzelli, Alberto Terrani, Ottavio Fanfani and Carlo Bagno. His acting partners in scenes were, among others, Edmond Aldini and Anna Proclemer.
In 1953, he was hired by Giorgio Strehler for “Julius Caesar” by William Shakespeare, then started a long collaboration with the director and with the Piccolo in Milan.
Tarascio was also active as a voice actor and dubbed Lothar Gunthar in the Euro-western “The Handsome, the Ugly and the Stupid” (1967) and as José Bódalo in 1970’s “Companeros!” with Franco Nero and Tomás Milian.
Tarasco passed away on October 26, 2007 at 87 years of age.
Today we remember Enzo Tarascio on what would have been his 95th birthday.
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