Guglielmo Barnabò
Guglielmo Barnabò ( born May 11, 1888 in Ancona, † May 31, 1954 ) was an Italian actor.
Life
Barnabòs career as an actor began in 1921 next to Annibale Ninchi at the " Teatro Greco " in Siracusa. In the following years, he starred in numerous outstanding ensembles weighty roles, with Alda Borelli so, Luigi Almirante, Maria melatonin, Marta Abba and Sergio Tofano. In 1939 he was seen in a milestone in Italian theater, as he prepares for what do you want next to Gino Cervi, Andreina Pagnani, Rina Morelli and Paolo Stoppa played under the direction of Pietro Sharoff, later in The Merry Wives of Windsor and Il quieto vivere. He was then obliged by Luigi Cimara and Laura Adani.
In the cinema he gave his debut in the 1926 silent film La bellezza del mondo, but came right with the talkies, and particularly after 1935 in swing; until his death, his work includes over one hundred films in which he played selfish politicians, industrialists windy, warm-hearted men of honor and honorable thickness. Were praised his performance, especially his father roles in Assenza ingiustificata with Alida Valli, Maddalena, a girl with a twist with Carla Del Poggio and lovers innocence with Irasema Dilian - even in Fuga a due voci both played in 1943 together - and his vicious capitalist in the miracle in Milan in the year 1951.
From 1935 on, he also took part regularly in radio broadcasts.
Barnabò was married to actress Vittorina Benvenuti, who often appeared next to him.