Paolo Villaggio

Award won Role or nomination

1. 1932 age 0

   Born

2. 1974 age 42

   CreditDon't Touch the White Woman!

3. 1975 age 43

   CreditFantozzi

   CreditFantozziscreenwriter

4. 1976 age 44

   CreditThe Second Tragic Fantozzi

   CreditThe Second Tragic Fantozziscreenwriter

5. 1990 age 58

   CreditThe Voice of the Moon

6. 2002 age 70

   CreditApocalypse Revelation

7. 2004 age 72

   CreditRenzo e Lucia

8. 2017 age 84

   Died

• GRGigi Reder3 titles
• LBLeonardo Benvenuti2 titles
• PBPiero De Bernardi2 titles
• LBLiù Bosisio2 titles
• PPPaolo Paoloni2 titles
• EGEttore Geri2 titles
• NPNello Pazzafini2 titles
• EMErico Menczer2 titles
• LSLuciano Salce2 titles
• PFPlinio Fernando2 titles

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  Photo:Uploader, derivate from a work by Associazione Amici di Piero ChiaraCC BY 2.0

• When there are two Italians, they confide secrets to each other; three make philosophical observations; four play cards; five play poker; six talk about soccer; seven found a party in which they all secretly aspire to the presidency; eight form a mountain choir.

  Paolo Villaggio, CC BY-SA 4.0

• [If you had the extraordinary—and also terrible—power to rule a country for a moment, to do whatever you wanted, what would you give its citizens first?] The question is a somewhat utopian one, and therefore the answer can only be utopian. Something that humanity will hardly achieve, perhaps at the end of its evolution: equality.

  Paolo Villaggio, CC BY-SA 4.0

• There were two very beautiful blond children, the children of rich people: all the children of rich people are blond and look alike, while the children of Calabrian farm laborers are dark-skinned and look different from each other.

  Paolo Villaggio, CC BY-SA 4.0

• With Fantozzi, I tried to recount the adventure of those who live in that part of life that everyone (except the children of the powerful) goes through or has gone through: the moment when you are under someone else's thumb. Many come out of it with honor, many went through it at twenty, others at thirty, many remain there forever, and they are the majority. Fantozzi is one of them.

  Paolo Villaggio, CC BY-SA 4.0

• But it is not a book about [Fantozzi] at all, it is just a collection of Fantozzi stories that I wrote for L'Europeo, with a few extra semicolons, jotted down at random. Writing will never be my job, it's something I do for fun.

  Paolo Villaggio, CC BY-SA 4.0

• Did I say that the Pope (John Paul II) doesn't believe in God?[14] I really think so. Come on. The Pope is too intelligent a person to believe in God.

  Paolo Villaggio, CC BY-SA 4.0