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He took part in several television
dramas, among which are still remember ‘Diary of a Master’ by Vittorio De Seta
, ‘Treasure Island’ and ‘The Nineteenth Century’, both directed by Anton Giulio
Majano . For television, he directed several documentaries and sociological
surveys that resulted in him winning a prize at the forty-first International
Film Festival of Salerno in the documentary section.
In the cinema (where he often used the
pseudonym Tor Altmayer) took part in numerous so-called escapist films, including
“Labbra rosse” by Giuseppe Bennati, “La lunga note del ;43” by Florestan
Vancini, and “Libera, amore mio…” by Mauro Bolognini. Tullio appeared in eight
Euro-westerns from “The Magnificent Three” (1961) to “Zorro in the Court of
England” usually playing bankers, saloon owners and other businessmen.
Today we celebrate Tullio Altamura's 90th
birthday.
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