Sergio Corbucci (1926–1990)


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Sergio Corbucci was born on December 6, 1926, in Rome, Italy. He entered grade school with thoughts of becoming a businessman, but after earning a college degree in economics he took an abrupt detour into the world of cinema. Corbucci began his career as a film critic, first for the Italian film journal magazine "Schermi del Mondo" and later for ... See full bio »

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(age 63) in Rome, Lazio, Italy

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 1991 Donne armate (TV Movie)
 1989/I Night Club
 1987 Django 2 - Il grande ritorno (the character "Django" was created by)
 1987 Rimini Rimini
 1983 Sing Sing (writer)
 1981 Chi trova un amico trova un tesoro (screenplay - as Corbucci)
 1980 Super Fuzz (written by)
 1978 Odds and Evens (writer)
 1976 Quelle strane occasioni (story - segment "Italian Superman")
 1976 High Rollers (screenplay)
 1975 Shoot First... Ask Questions Later (screenplay - as Corbucci)
 1972 What Am I Doing in the Middle of a Revolution? (screenplay) / (story)
 1972 Death Walks at Midnight (story)
 1970 Companeros (idea) / (written by)
 1970 That Little Difference (story)
 1969 The Specialists (story and screenplay)
 1968 The Mercenary (screenplay and dialogue with the collaboration of)
 1968 The Great Silence (screenplay) / (story)
 1968 Johnny Hamlet (story)
 1967 Death on the Run (screenplay)
 1966 For a Few Dollars Less (story)
 1966 Django (screenplay) / (story)
 1966 L'uomo che ride (screenplay - as S. Corbucci) / (story - as S. Corbucci)
 1964 Minnesota Clay (screenplay)
 1964 I due mafiosi (screenplay) / (story)
 1963 The Evil Eye (story and screenplay - as Enzo Corbucci)
 1961 Duel of the Titans (screenplay) / (story)
 1961 Io bacio... tu baci (screenplay) / (story)
 1961 Destination Fury (story)
 1960 Le signore (story)
 1959 The Last Days of Pompeii (adaptation)
 1959 Cavalier in Devil's Castle (writer)
 1959 I ragazzi dei Parioli (screenplay)
 1957 A sud niente di nuovo (musical play "Le strade di questa città") / (screenplay)
 1957 Ángeles sin cielo (technical screenplay)
 1955 Carovana di canzoni (screenplay)
 1954 Baracca e burattini (screenplay)
 1954 Acque amare (story)
 1954 Island Sinner (screenplay)
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Stanley Corbett | Enzo Corbucci | S. Corbucci | Corbucci
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Speech, usually in Westerns of mine, aren't of importance because we use every nationality - French, Mexican, American. It is often better for the actors to count... than to speak. For example, the Frenchman would say "Un, deux, trois," the American says "Er, one." That means "Yes," but it could mean anything. It's unimportant. That's why I hate Westerns. See more »

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Spoke fluent English. See more »

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The other Sergio

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Sagittarius

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