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Giuseppe Maria Scotese
Born 1916-01-26 · Monteprandone, Ascoli Piceno
Died 2002-05-19
Giuseppe Maria Scotese was an Italian film director, screenwriter, and editor. He began his career as a film editor in the 1930s and transitioned to directing in the 1940s. Notable films include The Lovers of Ravello (1951) and The Knight of the Black Sword (1956). Scotese's work often explored historical and adventure themes, contributing to Italian genre cinema.
Credits
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Cannibals TomorrowDirector1983
Miracles Still HappenDirector1974
Miracles Still HappenWriter1974
El Bandido MalpeloDirector1971
El Bandido MalpeloWriter1971
Acid Delirium of the SensesDirector1968
Acid Delirium of the SensesWriter1968- Il Pane AmaroDirector1968
Le città proibiteWriter1963
Le città proibiteProducer1963
Le città proibiteDirector1963
Questo amore ai confini del mondoWriter1960
Questo amore ai confini del mondoDirector1960
The Night of the Great AttackProducer1959
The Night of the Great AttackWriter1959
The Night of the Great AttackDirector1959
Yo y las mujeresDirector1959
Pirate of the Half MoonDirector1957
Pirate of the Half MoonStory1957
Pirate of the Half MoonScreenplay1957
America By NightDirector1957
The Red CloakScreenplay1955
The Red CloakDirector1955
Siempre CarmenDirector1953
Siempre CarmenWriter1953
Fiamme sulla lagunaWriter1951
Fiamme sulla lagunaDirector1951
The Pirates of CapriDirector1949
The Great DawnDirector1947
The Great DawnWriter1947
Le modelle di via MarguttaDirector1946
Le modelle di via MarguttaScreenplay1946
Fear No EvilScreenplay1945
Fear No EvilStory1945
Fear No EvilDirector1945