Furio Scarpelli

Furio Scarpelli

Deceased · Born: Dec 16, 1919 · Died: Apr 28, 2010

Personal Details

BornDec 16, 1919 Rome, Lazio, Italy
Relatives
  • Manlio Scarpelli (Sibling)

Biography

Furio Scarpelli, a renowned writer and director of Italian cinema, embarked on his remarkable journey on December 16, 1919, in Rome, the capital city of Lazio, Italy. This versatile artist is best known for his work on several iconic films, including the 1994 epic drama "The Postman", the 1958 crime comedy "Big Deal on Madonna Street", and the 1987 family drama "The Family".

Throughout his illustrious career, Scarpelli shared his life with his loving wife, Cora Conti. Unfortunately, his life came to a close on April 28, 2010, in the same city where he was born, Rome, Lazio, Italy.

Career

1997
Hardboiled Egg
Hardboiled Egg as Screenplay
1994
1989
Time to Kill
Time to Kill as Screenplay
1985
Maccheroni
Maccheroni as Story, Screenplay
1975
The Sunday Woman
The Sunday Woman as Screenplay
1973
Vogliamo i colonnelli
Vogliamo i colonnelli as Story, Screenplay
1971
In nome del popolo italiano
In nome del popolo italiano as Story, Screenplay
1970
1967
The Witches
The Witches as Story, Screenplay
1965
Casanova 70
Casanova 70 as Story, Screenplay
1964
1963
The Organizer
The Organizer as Story, Screenplay
1962
Mafioso
Mafioso as Screenplay
1961
A cavallo della tigre
A cavallo della tigre as Screenplay, Story
1960
Everybody Go Home!
Everybody Go Home! as Story, Screenplay
1958
Big Deal on Madonna Street
Big Deal on Madonna Street as Story, Screenplay
1953
1950
Tototarzan
Tototarzan as Screenplay
1949
Totò le moko
Totò le moko as Screenplay, Story