Directing
Lionello De Felice
Born 1916-09-09 · Naples, Campania, Italy
Died 1989-12-14
Lionello De Felice was an Italian film director and screenwriter active from the early 1950s to the mid-1960s. Born in Naples, he began his career as an assistant director before making his directorial debut with Senza bandiera (1951). De Felice directed several films across various genres, including Too Young for Love (1953), Cento anni d'amore (1954), and Constantine and the Cross (1961). His work is noted for its narrative depth and exploration of complex characters, contributing to the richness of Italian cinema during his era.
Credits
Newest first
the famous escapesDirector1972
Simón BolívarSecond Unit Director1969
Countdown to DoomsdayWriter1966
The Murder ClinicDirector1966
Seven Rebel GladiatorsScreenplay1965
3 AvengersScreenplay1964
3 AvengersStory1964
The Revenge of the GladiatorsWriter1964
Goliath and the Sins of BabylonWriter1963
Colossus of the ArenaWriter1962
Constantine and the CrossDirector1961
Constantine and the CrossScreenplay1961
El pasado te acusaDirector1958
El pasado te acusaScreenplay1958
Disperato addioScreenplay1955
Disperato addioDirector1955
The Three ThievesDirector1954
The Three ThievesScreenplay1954
100 Years of LoveDirector1954
100 Years of LoveScreenplay1954
100 Years of LoveStory1954
The Age of IndiscretionDirector1953
The Age of IndiscretionScreenplay1953
Sunday HeroesStory1952
Sunday HeroesScreenplay1952
Il romanzo della mia vitaDirector1952
Il romanzo della mia vitaScreenplay1952
ApparizioneFirst Assistant Director1943
Four Steps in the CloudsFirst Assistant Director1942