Saro Arcidiacono was an Italian actor known for his roles in films and television series primarily set in Sicily and Calabria. Born Rosario Arcidiacono on January 11, 1886, in Catania, he had a prominent career as a character actor until his passing on January 1, 1972.
Personal and Family Life
Saro Arcidiacono was married to Vittorina Country, who was also an actress known for her work in prose. The couple shared a deep connection through their craft, and Vittorina passed away in 1980, eight years after Saro’s death.
Career
Arcidiacono was recognized for his contributions to Italian cinema and television, often portraying well-defined character roles that showcased his talent. He participated in several television series, including the adaptation of “Mastro Don Gesualdo” in 1964, directed by Giacomo Vaccari, and also acted in the 1967 television version of Pirandello’s “La giara.”
Death and Legacy
Saro Arcidiacono passed away on January 1, 1972, in his hometown of Catania, Sicily. His legacy lives on through the films and television shows in which he performed, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Sicilian and Italian storytelling.
Filmography
| Title | Release Date | Character |
|---|---|---|
| Il cammino della speranza | 1950-11-22 | Accountant |
| In nome della legge | 1949-03-13 | Il cancelliere |
| Divorzio all’italiana | 1961-12-20 | Dr. Talamone (uncredited) |
| Il bivio | 1951-03-19 | Bergomi |