Gian Paolo Callegari

Known for

Writing

Born

Nov 24, 1909

Died

Sep 5, 1982

From

Rome, Italy

Gian Paolo Callegari was an Italian screenwriter, journalist, and film director. He began his career as a journalist and novelist before transitioning to screenwriting and directing. Callegari directed films such as The Knight of the Black Sword (1956) and The Black Duke (1963). His work often focused on historical and adventure themes, contributing to the Italian genre cinema of the mid-20th century.

Credits

The House of the Lost Dolls

19743.2out of 10

The Tyrant of Lydia Against the Son of Hercules

19636.0out of 10

The 300 Spartans

19626.5out of 10

Minotaur, the Wild Beast of Crete

19605.4out of 10

Gladiator of Rome

19625.7out of 10

The Head of a Tyrant

19596.0out of 10

Virility

19744.9out of 10

Call 22-22 Lieutenant Sheridan

19607.5out of 10

Last Meeting

19516.9out of 10

The Tall, The Short, The Cat

19675.7out of 10

Pontius Pilate

19626.7out of 10

Gioventù disperata

19577.0out of 10

Hot Nights of the Decameron

19724.1out of 10

The Fighting Men

19506.5out of 10

Stromboli

19507.1out of 10

Dagli Appennini alle Ande

19438.0out of 10

The Thrill of the Skies

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Mystery of the Black Jungle

19545.0out of 10