Giulio
Maria Gastone Stefano Bosetti was born in Bergamo, Lombardy, Italy on December
26, 1930. Since 1950 Bosetti worked in different capacities in the Italian
theater, with supporting role interpretations of classics like Ionesco ,
Dostoyevsky and Diego Fabbri. He was also dedicated to acting in television and
film.
In
the 1970s he founded the cooperative Theatre Mobile, which he directed until
his death, and with whom he has staged, among other things, almost all the
repertoire of Pirandello. In 1972, he narrated the television special “La vita
di Leonardo Da Vinci”. The
biography succeeded in winning a Golden Globe for Best TV Special, and Bosetti
was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Continued performance by an Actor in
a Leading Role.
Among
his most famous films are included: “Nag la bombe” (1999), a French production
directed by Jean-Louis Milesi, “Il Divo” (2008), directed by Paolo Sorrentino.
In
2003 he starred in “The School for Wives”, a comedy written by French
playwright Moliere and in 2006 appeared in "Right You Are (If You
Think)" by Luigi Pirandello a drama which he also directed.
He
died December 24, 2009 in Milan, Lombardy, Italy from cancer, two days short of
his 79th birthday.
BOSETTI, Giulio (Giulio Maria Gastone
Stefano Bosetti) [12/26/1930, Bergamo, Lombardy, Italy - 12/24/2009,
Milan, Lombardy, Italy (cancer)] – director, screenwriter, stage, TV, voice
actor, founded the Theatre Mobile.
The Sign of Zorro - 1962
(Captain Gomez)
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