Luigi Pistilli

Luigi Pistilli was born on Jul 19, 1929 in Italy. Luigi Pistilli's big-screen debut came with For a Few Dollars More directed by Sergio Leone in 1965, strarring Groggy, Member of Indio's Gang. Luigi Pistilli is known for Illustrious Corpses directed by Francesco Rosi, Lino Ventura stars as Inspector Amerigo Rogas and Tino Carraro as Chief of Police. The upcoming new movie Luigi Pistilli plays is Beyond Kilimanjaro, Across the River of Blood which will be released on Mar 21, 1990.

Luisi Pistilli's most notable stage successes were roles in "The Threepenny Opera", "St. Joan of the Stockyards" and a 1972 production, "Lulu". In 1991 he reprised his role in "Lulu" in the first professional collaboration with actress-singer Milva, his partner in previous plays as well as in a four-year offstage relationship. Pistilli's most memorable roles were in Francesco Rosi's Cadavres exquis (1976), Lino Del Fra's Antonio Gramsci: i giorni del carcere (1977), Carlo Lizzani's Italo-Bulgarian co-production La Maîtresse de Gramigna (1969) and Sergio Leone's ...et pour quelques dollars de plus (1965) and Le Bon, la brute, le truand (1966), in which he played priest Pablo Ramirez, the brother of Eli Wallach's character Tuco. He also worked frequently in TV, including the Mafia series La Mafia 7 - Enquête sur la mort du commissaire Cattani (1984), directed by Luigi Perelli.