Writing
Giorgio Stegani
Born 1928-10-13 · Milan, Italy
Died 2020-02-20
Giorgio Stegani was born on October 13, 1928, in Milan, Italy. He was a versatile filmmaker, working as a writer, director, and second unit director. Stegani is best known for his contributions to the Spaghetti Western genre in the 1960s. He wrote the script for Un Dollaro bucato (1965) and directed and wrote Adiós gringo (1965), both starring Giuliano Gemma. He also co-wrote Mille dollari sul nero (1966). Stegani's work is noted for its engaging narratives and character development within the western genre. He passed away on February 20, 2020, in Rome, Italy.
Credits
Newest first
The Mask of SatanScreenplay1990
The Mask of SatanStory1990
EyewitnessWriter1990
School of FearScreenplay1989
School of FearWriter1989
Cannibal HolocaustAdditional Dialogue1980
Ready for AnythingDirector1977
Ready for AnythingScreenplay1977
The Last Desperate HoursDirector1974
Summer AffairWriter1971
Summer AffairDirector1971
Long Live Robin HoodScreenplay1971
Beyond the LawDirector1968
Beyond the LawScreenplay1968
Gentleman KillerDirector1967
Golden ChameleonDirector1967
Golden ChameleonWriter1967
After the FoxSecond Unit Director1966
Ypotron: Final CountdownDirector1966
Ypotron: Final CountdownWriter1966
Adiós GringoDirector1965
Adiós GringoStory1965
Blood for a Silver DollarWriter1965
Blood for a Silver DollarAssistant Director1965
La Celestina P… R…Story1965
Death on the FourposterScreenplay1964
The Trojan HorseScreenplay1961
The Trojan HorseStory1961
The BacchantesFirst Assistant Director1961
The BacchantesScreenplay1961
The BacchantesStory1961
Mill of the Stone WomenWriter1960
Love and TroublesWriter1958
White VertigoAssistant Director1956
White VertigoWriter1956
Il campanile d'oroWriter1955
At the Edge of the CityWriter1954