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tional star with his 45th film, famous Frederico Fellini’s “La Dolce Vita”. Before Marcello died at age 72 in December 1996, he had made more than 120 films. He appeared in many of Fellini’s productions, as comedian, Italian lover and victim of beautiful women.
Born in a small town, Fontani Liri, Marcello was only five when he left this beautiful and romantic countryside south of Rome and while he returned only once, he had become a hero there. Son of a fine furniture craftsman, Marcello was a child actor, studied architecture, became a draftsman in the Army in World War II, then returned to acting as an adult.
His female co-stars are equally famous: Sophia Loren, Ursula Andress, Brigette Bardot. There were real life liaisons with such as Faye Dunaway and Catherine Deneuvue (with whom he had a
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