Enzo Biliotti
Enzo Biliotti, actually Lorenzo Biliotti, ( born June 28, 1887 in Livorno, † November 19, 1976 in Bologna ) was an Italian actor.
Life
Biliotti began his career on stage as an ensemble member of the Compagnia Luigi Carini / Olga Vittoria Gentilli and then at Gemma Bolognesi. From 1922 to 1924 he joined Virgilio Talli and was employed in Milan next season at Piccola Canobb " " iana. Further stations were the " Teatro d' Arte " in the Italian capital and the groups to Borelli Alda, Dina Galli (1927) and Dora Menichelli ( 1928/1929 ). Then Biliotti tried in revues by Guido Salvati; Campo di maggio was a great success. 1931 was then the third edition of Za -Bum for a few years the last chance to see him on stage. 1938 and 1946 (next to Lilia Silvi ) he played again the theater.
The film had, with its offers and opportunities Biliotti character and, after a silent film in 1922, from 1933 resulting in many minor roles, which he played until the mid-1950s; greater success while his interpretation of Napoleon III. in his first sound film Villafranca, La contessa Castiglione in 1942 and ( from the same year ) Philip IV in his Don Cesare di Bazan.
Biliotti was married to Lia Di Lorenzo and occupied since 1958, a retirement home for actors, the Bolognese " Lyda Borelli ".