Giuliano Berti
Giuliano Berti is known for L'uomo sulla strada (2022).
Giuliano Carnimeo
Giuliano Carnimeo was born on July 4, 1932 in Bari, Puglia, Italy. He was a director and assistant director, known for Il giustiziere della strada (1983), Simone e Matteo: Un gioco da ragazzi (1975) and Ursus (1961). He died on September 10, 2016 in Rome, Lazio, Italy.
Giuliano Dell'Ovo
Giuliano Dell'Ovo is an actor and production manager, known for I dieci gladiatori (1963), Il corsaro nero (1971) and O tutto o niente (1968).
Giuliano Gemma
Giuliano Gemma was born in Rome on 2 September 1938, grew up in Reggio Emilia but returned to Rome with his parents in 1944. While he was playing on the grass he found a WW II bomb that exploded and today the signs of injury are still visible on his face. He played many sports in his life including boxing, gymnastics, and tennis. He also worked in a circus. In the early years of his youth he discovered a great passion for the cinema. He knew the most important Italian actors; his idol was Burt Lancaster and decided to start acting. In the beginning, he worked as stunt-man, and in small roles in big productions such as "Bem Hur" where his role was uncredited. The director, Duccio Tessari, gave him the first role as protagonist in the film "Arrivano i Titani". Luchino Visconti cast him the role of a general in "Il gattopardo", but his scenes were mostly cut. This was followed by important roles in "Angelica", by the French director Bernard Borderie, where Gemma has a leading role; and the first spaghetti western films where he was credited as Montgomery Wood. "Una pistola per Ringo", "Il ritorno di Ringo" and "Un dollaro bucato" are among his greatest successes. Then he played his most important roles in "Il deserto dei Tartari" by Valerio Zurlini and "Il prefetto di ferro" by Pasquale Squitieri. He won important prizes: best actor at the Festival of Karlovy Vary, best actor at the Montréal Film Festival, and the Grolla d'Oro in San Vincent Festival. In 1986 he became Cavaliere della Repubblica italiana. In the last years Gemma worked mostly for Italian television, and he discovered another great passion, sculpture, where he has become rather skilled. He is the father of actress Vera Gemma and Giuliana Gemma.
Giuliano Lancelotti
Giuliano Lancelotti is known for El cuarto de Mona (2021) and O Son Da Balea (2021).
Giuliano Logos
Giuliano Logos - Poet, performer and rapper, 29, from Bari living in Rome. In May 2021, in Paris, he challenged an army of international poets from all over the world and became the first Italian to win the title of Poetry Slam World Champion, at the 15th edition of the event. In 2022, he performed his World Tour (USA - Puerto Rico - Senegal - Morocco - Spain - China), on the occasion of the XXII Week of the Italian Language in the World, in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institutes of Chicago, Washington, Los Angeles, Dakar and the Italian Consulate in Chongqing, performing together with artists such as Marc Kelly Smith (founder of the Poetry Slam movement in the 1980s). In January 2022, he was chosen by the joint editors of Vanity Fair Italy, France and Spain as one of the 30 'artists, activists and pioneers' who are redesigning the future of Europe, along with the likes of Zerocalcare and personalities such as Aboubakar Soumahoro and Marco Cappato. He was called upon to open the Visionary Days 2021 - an event in which 2500 under-35s from all over Italy discuss the future, in which the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella also took part in 2020 - and his performance is available on RaiPlay. He released the album "FlowProfile", as the rap vocalist of the funk band Stip Ca' Groove (Ngap Music 2017) with whom he also walked the stage at the First of May Concert of Taranto alongside the likes of Caparezza and Roy Paci. He published the novel "L'Impero d'Inchiostro" (SECOP edizioni 2016) and the artist book "MÖBIUS" (Archivio Tipografico 2022). In 2019 he inaugurated his Italian and then international (Italy - Germany - Belgium - France) tour of "MÖBIUS - Interactive performance poetry show". In 2023 he debuted with the poetry, augmented percussion and responsive visual show "Abraxas", created in collaboration with musician and visual artist Matteo Bussotti. He is co-founder and president of the collective WOW - Incendi Spontanei, an organisation for the promotion and internationalisation of performance poetry based in Rome.
Giuliano Mateas
Giuliano Mateas is an actor, known for Dirty Work (2018).
Giuliano Mignini
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Giuliano Montaldo
Born in 1930 in Genoa. Still a young student in 1950 when director Carlo Lizzani gave him a role in the film Achtung Banditi!. Following this experience he traveled to Rome where, after acting in film and theatre, he became the Assistant Director of Lizzani, Gillo Pontecorvo, Sergio Leone, Francesco Rosi. In 1960 he made his debut as a Director with Tiro Al piccione, a film about the Partisan Resistance, on competition at the 1961 Venice Film Festival. In 1964 he directed La Moglie Svedese, an episode of the film Extraconiugale. With his second movie, Una Bella Grinta, won the special prize of the jury at the Berlin Film Festival in 1965, a film about a social climber in Italy during the time of the economic miracle. That year he also directed the second unit of Pontecorvo's masterpiece The Battle Of Algiers. After having filmed for Paramount the heist movie Ad ogni costo (Grand Slam - 1967) and the gangster film Gli intoccabili (Gli intoccabili (1969)) in the US, Montaldo returned to Italy to direct Gott Mit Uns (Gott mit uns (Dio è con noi) (1970)), Sacco E Vanzetti (in competition at Cannes Film Festival, where it won Best Actor 1971) and Giordano Bruno (1973). These films received great recognition and were widely appreciated at various film festivals around the world. The theme of the Resistance underlined L'Agnese Va A Morire directed by Montaldo in 1977. In 1980 the director engaged in the production of a television series about the exploration of Marco Polo, an international coo-production with RAI, BBC and NBC. It was filmed in Italy, the Middle East, Tibet, Mongolia and China. It was shown in 76 nations, and won 4 Emmy Awards. Other awards worldwide for cinematography, production design and costumes were received. Montaldo's experience with China reveals a turning point in his work. Other films he directed are Circuito Chiuso (in competition at the Berlinale in 1978 and in permanent exhibition at the MOMA), Il Giocattolo, Gli Occhiali D'Oro, Il Giorno Prima, Tempo Di Uccidere. Always worked with an international cast. Some of the actors that worked with him are: Burt Lancaster, Ruppert Everett, Nicolas Cage, Philippe Noiret, Janet Leigh, Edward G. Robinson, John Cassavetes, Peter Falk, Rade Serbedzija, Charlotte Rampling, Ingrid Thulin, Anne Bancroft, John Gielgud, F. Murray Abraham, Leonard Nimoy. Some of his usual collaborators have been score composer Ennio Morricone and cinematographer Vittorio Storaro. Montaldo is also internationally recognized as a Opera director, directed commercials, documentaries and experimental film technology projects. From 1999 he was president of RAI Cinema, a major film production company, for 5 years in which the movies he produced became box office hits, won awards all over the world and formed a new generation of Italian directors. In 2001 he was appointed Cavaliere di Gran Croce by the italian President Ciampi, one of the top honors of the Republic.
Giuliano Oppes
Giuliano Oppes was born on June 16, 1969 in Rome, Lazio, Italy. He is an actor and director, known for Sa promissa (2009), Il buio (2015) and Le mille e una notte: Aladino e Sherazade (2012).
