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Pescara, Abruzzo, Italy. Occupation (s) Director, writer. Years active. 1941–1988 (film and television) Lucio De Caro (born 15 January 1922) is an Italian retired screenwriter and film director. [1] He also worked as a journalist.
Il ventesimo duca, regia di Lucio De Caro (1945) Don Camillo e i giovani d'oggi, regia di Mario Camerini (1972) La polizia ringrazia, regia di Steno (1972) Giordano Bruno, regia di Giuliano Montaldo (1973) Piedone lo sbirro, regia di Steno (1973) Rappresaglia, regia di George P. Cosmatos (1973) Processo per direttissima, regia di Lucio De Caro ...
Lucio De Caro. Writer: Il ventesimo duca. Lucio De Caro was born on 15 February 1922 in Pescara, Abruzzo, Italy. He was a writer and director, known for Il ventesimo duca (1945), Come ti rapisco il pupo (1977) and Piange... il telefono (1975).
Lucio De Caro is known as an Screenplay, Story, Writer, Director, Creator, Assistant Director, and Script. Some of their work includes The Knock Out Cop, Flatfoot in Hong Kong, Giordano Bruno, Execution Squad, Massacre in Rome, Don Camillo and the Contestants, The Rose of Baghdad, and Italian Fast Food.
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Manù il contrabbandiere: Directed by Lucio De Caro. With Serge Reggiani, Adriana Benetti, Elsa De Giorgi, Enrico Glori. Manu unwittingly accompanies a fugitive conman across the French border into Italy.
First journalist, Lucio de Caro was assistant director, documentary filmmaker and screenwriter of features such as Stefano Vanzina’s « La Polizia Ringrazia » and Giuliano Montaldo’s « Giordano Bruno ».
