Tino Carraro was an Italian actor known for his work in stage, television, and film. Born Agostino Carraro in Milan, he is best recognized for his performances in “Il Mulino del Po,” “I miserabili,” and “I promessi sposi.”
Personal and Family Life
Tino Carraro was born on December 1, 1910, in Milan, Italy. He married María Mayer, and they remained together until his passing in 1995. Carraro started acting at a young age, performing in various amateur theater groups, which helped him hone his craft.
Career
After graduating from the Accademia dei filodrammatici, Carraro received critical acclaim in 1941 for his role in an adaptation of “Anna Karenina.” He made his film debut in 1952 with Duilio Coletti’s war film “I sette dell’Orsa Maggiore.” Following this, he became the lead actor at the Piccolo Teatro in Milan, collaborating extensively with renowned director Giorgio Strehler.
Death and Legacy
Tino Carraro passed away on January 12, 1995, in Milan due to cardiac arrest. He left behind a legacy as a significant figure in Italian theater and television, remembered for his remarkable versatility and contributions to the performing arts.
Filmography
| Title | Year | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Scoop | 1992 | TV Mini Series, Cammarata |
| Notte italiana | 1987 | Ettore Melandri |
| Melodramma | 1984 | TV Mini Series, Lanfritto |
| All’ombra della grande quercia | 1984 | TV Mini Series, Prof. Riccardo |
| Tre anni | 1983 | TV Mini Series, Gracco Slavik |
| Piccolo mondo antico | 1983 | TV Mini Series, Zio Piero |
| Arabella | 1980 | TV Mini Series, Tognino Maccagno |
| Semmelweis | 1980 | TV Movie, Scanzoni |
| Il gioco degli inganni | 1980 | TV Mini Series, Generale De Guingand |
| Re Lear | 1979 | TV Movie, Lear |