Roberto Bisacco
Roberto Bisacco ( born March 1, 1939 in Turin ) is an Italian actor.
Life
Bisacco visited in his home town school for speaking exercises the Countess Morozzo della Rocca and played his first small role in theater Carlo Goldoni Ventaglio at the " Teatro Carignano ". Had worked after a year of phase, in which he was enrolled for the study of economics and for the accounting of a large agency, he went back to the 1960 drama and the " Accademia d' Arte Drammatica ". 1963 Enzo Battaglia spotted him for the lead role of his film Gli arcangeli. Also Bisaccos theater engagement began this year: At the Teatro Stabile in Turin, he was seen alongside Giorgio Albertazzi in Hamlet; finally, was still in the television debut for Sandro Bolchiş Qualcuno tra voi. The blond, slender, but also determined acting actor played in the sequence often cool, but morally dubious characters such as Marius in Les Misérables, re-established by Bolchi for television, in some theater roles primarily to contemporary pieces and then again for the screen. His film career designed Bisacco steadily and in most sought under some renowned directors in but usually smaller and less attractive roles until 1974, then only very sporadically.