1910-12-15 ( 114 years old ) in London, England
Antonino Faà di Bruno (15 December 1910 – 2 May 1981) was an Italian actor and former military officer.
A member of the aristocratic Faà di Bruno family, Antonino Faà di Bruno was born in London, the son of Marchese Alessandro Faà di Bruno (who was the Italian consul in London at that time) and of his wife Fanny Costì. He was named after his namesake ancestor, Antonino Faà di Bruno (1762–1829), who was Bishop of Asti in the 19th century. He took up a military career, becoming a lieutenant in the grenadiers and fighting in Italian East Africa. After his retirement in 1964, with the rank of Brigadier General, Faà di Bruno started a career as an actor, working with Carlo Lizzani (La vita agra), Pier Paolo Pasolini (Pigsty), Vittorio De Sica (Lo chiameremo Andrea), Billy Wilder (Avanti!), Federico Fellini (Amarcord), Luciano Salce (Alla mia cara mamma nel giorno del suo compleanno), Mario Monicelli (We Want the Colonels).
Tall at 1.96 metres (6 ft 5 in), with a baritone voice and an aristocratic bearing, Antonino Faà di Bruno was often cast in roles of high rank, nobleman, officers and members of the ruling class. He performed as a character actor in several commedia all'italiana films, and became known for playing the role of retired Lt.Col. Vittorio Emanuele Ribaud, who attempted a coup d'état in We Want the Colonels, and of the Duke-Count Piercarlo Semenzara in Il secondo tragico Fantozzi.
Movies
The Soup
1981-02-20
Una vacanza bestiale
1980-12-20
The Soldier with Great Maneuvers
1978-12-07
Bobby Deerfield
1977-09-29
L'appuntamento
1977-08-20
The Second Tragic Fantozzi
1976-04-15
Pure as a Lily
1976-03-11
The Sunday Woman
1975-12-23
White Horses of Summer
1975-04-17
To My Dear Mother on Her Birthday
1974-08-22
Amore e ginnastica
1973-12-25
Amarcord
1973-12-18
Deaf Smith & Johnny Ears
1973-03-29
Dirty Weekend
1973-03-08
We Want the Colonels
1973-03-02
Avanti!
1972-12-17
We'll Call Him Andrea
1972-10-14
Pigsty
1969-09-02
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