Vittorio Pieri was an Italian actor who is best known for Il ponte dei sospiri, Il segno dei tempi, and La piccola parrocchia. He had a notable career in early 20th-century cinema, contributing to various films during that era.
Personal and Family Life
Vittorio Pieri was born in 1854 in Turin, Italy. Details about his family life are limited, but he spent most of his life in his hometown. He became active in the theatre and film industry during a time of great change in entertainment.
Career
Pieri’s acting career included multiple film roles, especially in the early 1920s. Some of his notable projects include films such as Largo alle donne!, L’arzigogolo, and Il sogno d’amore. His performances contributed to the rich tapestry of Italian cinema during this period.
Death and Legacy
Vittorio Pieri passed away on May 21, 1926, in Turin, Italy. His work in film provides a glimpse into the artistic movements of his time, and he is remembered for his contributions to the early days of Italian cinema.
Filmography
Year | Title | Role |
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1924 | Largo alle donne! | Actor |
1924 | L’arzigogolo | Actor |
1923 | L’ombra | Actor |
1923 | Le sorprese del divorzio | Corbuillon – lo zio |
1923 | I due Foscari | Actor |
1923 | La piccola parrocchia | Napoleone Merivet |
1923 | Il fornaretto di Venezia | Marco Faciol |
1923 | La storia di Clo-Clo | il Conte zio |
1922 | I due sergenti | Actor |
1922 | Il sogno d’amore | Actor |
1922 | Il controllore dei vagoni letto | Actor |
1922 | L’inafferrabile | Actor |
1922 | La grande passione | Actor |
1922 | Il mistero di Bernardo Brown | Actor |
1921 | Il segno dei tempi | Actor |