Nino Crisman
Biography
Nino Crisman (1911–1983) was an Italian actor and film producer. Crisman was born in the port city of Trieste when it was still a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Crisman made his film debut in 1939 during the Fascist era. He appeared as an actor in over thirty films, such as El Greco (1966). From 1959 onwards he also began to produce films. He was married to the actress Rossana Martini. Source: Article "Nino Crisman" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.
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Movies (38)
Crazy Joe
Executive Producer (Production)
1974
War Goddess
Producer (Production)
1973
The Valachi Papers
Executive Producer (Production)
1972
Roma bene
Producer (Production)
1971
Operation Snafu
Executive Producer (Production)
1970
The Violent Four
as Police official (uncredited)
1968
Kill and Pray
Executive Producer (Production)
1967
El Greco
as Don Diego di Castiglia
1966
The Dirty Game
as Colonel de Luca (uncredited)
1965
It's a Hard Life
Producer (Production)
1964
Destination Fury
Producer (Production)
1961
Vacations in Majorca
Producer (Production)
1959
The Moralist
Executive Producer (Production)
1959
The Beautiful Legs of Sabrina
Producer (Production)
1958
The Black Devil
as Don Pedro
1957
Burning Fuse
1957
Angela
as Bertolati
1954
Io sono il capataz
as Gonzales
1951
If I Were A Member Of Parliament
as Alfredino
1949
I contrabbandieri del mare
as Avvocato
1949
Le due madonne
1949
Peccatori
1945
Macario Against Zagomar
as Zagomar
1944
Due cuori
as Ruggero Berti
1943
Malombra
as Nepo Salvador
1942
I due Foscari
as Marco Faredano
1942
I Live as I Please
as Leone
1942
Divieto di sosta
as Adventurer
1941
La fuggitiva
as Mario Borghetti
1941
Pia de' Tolomei
as Ghino di Tacco
1941
Caravaggio, il pittore maledetto
as Alef di Wignacourt
1941
L'ultimo combattimento
as Charles
1941
L'uomo del romanzo
as Paolo Lanfranchi
1940
La gerla di papà Martin
as Il marchese
1940
Arditi civili
1940
The Siege of the Alcazar
1940
Retroscena
as Un cameriere a bordo
1939
Department Store
as L'ispettore dei magazzini
1939