About Cesare Polacco
Lived 1900 – 1986 (aged 85). Cesare Polacco was an Italian actor, voice actor, stage actor, television actor and dub actor.
Cesare Polacco (14 May 1900 – 2 March 1986) was an Italian actor and voice actor.
Biography Born in Venice, Polacco started his career in 1920 in the stage company of Emilio Zago, with whom he played most of the Goldoni's repertoire. In 1928 he moved to Rome, where in addition to theatre he started appearing in films and working as a dubber.
Polacco was also a voice actor, having dubbed a number of actors which include Ward Bond, Anthony Quinn, Chill Wills, Howard da Silva, Louis Calhern, Richard Boone and Boris Karloff in several of their films. In his animated roles, he provided the Italian voice of Happy in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs as well as one of the crows in Dumbo.
Personal life Polacco was married to the actress Eugenia Zorn until her death in 1940. They had three daughters; Elena, Arduina and Marina. In 1947, he married the actress Clelia Bernacchi.
Partial filmography
Loyalty of Love (1934) – Il banditore al patibolo Golden Arrow (1935) – Casellante stazione ferroviaria Lo squadrone bianco (1936) – El Fennek Hands Off Me! (1937) – Il capomastro The Former Mattia Pascal (1937) – Un ospite della pensione Tonight at Eleven (1938) – Il benzinaio A Thousand Lire a Month (1939) – Carletto, l'altro padrino Mad Animals (1939) – Il creditore The Fornaretto of Venice (1939) – Barnaba Torna, caro ideal! (1939) – Il medico Manon Lescaut (1940) – Un dei tre creditori La última falla (1940) Il signore della taverna (1940) Kean (1940) – Il medico Il ponte dei sospiri (1940) Il Bazar delle idee (1940) The Siege of the Alcazar (1940) – Venegas Eternal Melodies (1940) – Haydn Pinocchio (1940) – The Coachman (Italian version) La forza bruta (1941) – Paolo Perego The Prisoner of Santa Cruz (1941) – Sandro, suo marito Marco Visconti (1941) Merchant of Slaves (1942) – Un mercante Fedora (1942) – L'usuraio Barnstein We the Living (1942) – Member of the Epuration Commission O sole mio (1946) The Adulteress (1946) – Il vecchio dei gioielli Black Eagle (1946) – Il segretario Sputing Fury (1947) – Lawyer L'ebreo errante (1948) Fear and Sand (1948) – Banderillero The Earth Cries Out (1949) – Jafrem Buried Alive (1949) – Ferdinando A Night of Fame (1949) – Israelian Delegate Toto Looks for a House (1949) – Vice custode Toto the Sheik (1950) – Mohamed Fugitive in Trieste (1951) La prigioniera di Amalfi (1954) La campana di San Giusto (1954) Rigoletto e la sua tragedia (1956) – Sparafucile Tipi da spiaggia (1959) – Prince Joakim The Employee (1960) – Police Inspector Rock Those Two in the Legion (1962) – Police Commissioner The Godfather (1972) – Don Carlo Tramonti (uncredited)
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Who was Cesare Polacco?
Italian actor (1900-1986)
When was Cesare Polacco born?
Cesare Polacco was born on 14 May 1900 in Venice.
When did Cesare Polacco die?
Cesare Polacco died on 2 March 1986 in Rome.
What was Cesare Polacco's occupation?
Cesare Polacco was an actor, voice actor, stage actor, television actor and dub actor.
What nationality was Cesare Polacco?
Cesare Polacco was Italian.
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