Ennio Flaiano

Personal Info

Known For

Writing

Known Credits

6

Gender

Male

Birthday

1910-03-05

Deathday

1972-11-20 (62 years old)

Place of Birth

Pescara, Abruzzi, Italy

Also Known As

  • Giovanni Rota
  • Ennio Flajano
  • Эннио Флайяно
  • Эннио Флайано

Ennio Flaiano

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Ennio Flaiano (March 5, 1910 in Pescara – November 20, 1972 in Rome), was an Italian screenwriter, playwright, novelist, journalist and drama critic. He is best known for his work with Federico Fellini.

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Known For

Romeo and Juliet
5.1%

Romeo and Juliet

Sep 1, 1954

Rome: Free City
5.1%

Rome: Free City

Dec 17, 1946

Professor, My Son
6.8%

Professor, My Son

Dec 9, 1946

OC
0.0%

Oceano Canada

Aug 1, 1972

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Acting

2023
Ennio Flaiano, straniero in patria as Self (archive footage)
2003
Fellini: I'm a Born Liar as Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
1972
Oceano Canada as Himself
1954
Romeo and Juliet as Prince of Verona
1946
Rome: Free City as Il questorino (uncredited)
1946
Professor, My Son as Un insegnante

Writing

2007
The Final Inquiry as Original Story
1989
Time to Kill as Novel
1986
The Inquiry as Story
1983
Un marziano a Roma as Theatre Play
1983
Un marziano a Roma as Screenplay
1972
Liza as Writer
1972
Liza as Novel
1970
Red Hot Shot as Screenplay
1969
Alive or Preferably Dead as Story
1969
Sweet Charity as Original Story
1968
The Protagonists as Screenplay
1967
The Oldest Profession as Writer
1966
Me, Me, Me... and the Others as Screenplay
1965
The 10th Victim as Screenplay
1965
Juliet of the Spirits as Screenplay
1965
Rapture as Screenplay
1965
Run for Your Wife as Screenplay
1965
The Blood of the Walsungs as Writer
1964
Tonio Kröger as Writer
1963
The Executioner as Screenplay
1963
as Screenplay
1963
as Story
1962
Boccaccio '70 as Screenplay
1962
The Temptation of Dr. Antonio as Screenplay
1961
Ghosts of Rome as Story
1961
Ghosts of Rome as Screenplay
1961
La Notte as Screenplay
1961
La Notte as Story
1960
Love in Rome as Screenplay
1960
La Dolce Vita as Story
1960
La Dolce Vita as Screenplay
1958
Love on the Riviera as Screenplay
1958
Love on the Riviera as Story
1958
Piece of the Sky as Co-Writer
1958
Fortunella as Story
1958
Fortunella as Screenplay
1957
Nights of Cabiria as Story
1957
Nights of Cabiria as Screenplay
1956
The Rocket from Calabuch as Screenplay
1956
What a Woman! as Screenplay
1956
What a Woman! as Story
1955
The Last Paradise as Screenplay
1955
The Swindle as Screenplay
1955
The Swindle as Story
1955
Lost Continent as Writer
1955
The Sign of Venus as Screenplay
1955
Toto and Carolina as Story
1954
Woman of the River as Story
1954
Too Bad She's Bad as Story
1954
Too Bad She's Bad as Screenplay
1954
Camilla as Story
1954
Camilla as Screenplay
1954
Woman of Rome as Screenplay
1954
La Strada as Co-Writer
1954
Modern Virgin as Screenplay
1954
The Anatomy of Love as Screenplay
1954
Where Is Freedom? as Screenplay
1954
Clothing the Naked as Writer
1954
Daughters of Destiny as Writer
1953
It Happened in the Park as Screenplay
1953
It Happened in the Park as Story
1953
Cavalcade of Song as Writer
1953
I Vitelloni as Story
1953
I Vitelloni as Screenplay
1953
Roman Holiday as Script Editor
1953
Riscatto - Tu sei il mio giudice as Writer
1953
The World Condemns Them as Screenplay
1952
The White Sheik as Screenplay
1951
Cops and Robbers as Screenplay
1951
Paris Is Always Paris as Screenplay
1951
Paris Is Always Paris as Dialogue
1950
Variety Lights as Screenplay
1950
The chastity belt as Story
1948
Escape to France as Story
1948
Escape to France as Screenplay
1947
Il vento m'ha cantato una canzone as Screenplay
1946
Rome: Free City as Story
1945
La freccia nel fianco as Screenplay
1945
L'abito nero da sposa as Screenplay
1945
Vivere ancora as Screenplay
1942
The Story of the Pope as Screenplay
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