George Eastman

George Eastman was born on Aug 16, 1942 in Italy. George Eastman's big-screen debut came with Django Shoots First directed by Alberto De Martino in 1966, strarring Jeff Kluster (uncredited). George Eastman is known for Uno bianca directed by Michele Soavi, Kim Rossi Stuart stars as Ispettore Valerio Maldesi and Dino Abbrescia as Vice-ispettore Rocco Atria. The upcoming new movie George Eastman plays is Io ti assolvo which will be released on Jan 15, 2008.

Born Luigi Montefiori in 1942 near Genoa, Italy, the future actor provided artwork for various advertising agencies in Genoa before moving to Rome in 1966. Though he intended to further his art career, he became involved with a crowd of film people who urged him to put his good looks to advantage in the movies. Parts in Italian westerns soon followed, usually under the pseudonym "George Eastman". (He once reportedly missed out on a role in a Franco Nero western because his height made Franco Nero look too short.) Never quite "typed", the actor soon moved into other film genres playing good guys, bad guys, and good-bad guys. These parts often exploited his athletic physique by having him remove his shirt, perhaps most memorably in Lina Wertmüller's _Belle Starr (1968) where he suffered through a memorable torture scene involving a boot-spur. However, a few parts in English-language films, such as Charlton Heston's _Call of the Wild, The (1972)_ failed to significantly broaden his appeal. He also began to write or collaborate on scripts and in 1989 he directed his first movie: _DNA Formula Letale (1989)_. Details on his private life are sketchy but some sources indicate that he's the father of a daughter.