Stories based on the Second World War have always been successful for Hollywood, and one of the most popular works is the Italian film “Life is Beautiful”, directed by actor and director Roberto Benigni.
This film not only swept the Oscars in 1999, winning the categories of Best Actor, Best Foreign Language Film and Best Score, but also won over millions of people with the story of a father who is taken with his son to a Nazi concentration camp and tries to mentally protect him. from the situation, telling him it’s all a game.
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The role of little Giosué Orefice is exactly the one that launched the career of Giorgio Cantarini, who is 31 years old and is still in contact with the world of art.
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Giorgio Cantarini, star of the series “Life is beautiful”
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According to La Nación, the role of the innocent Giosué in the film, inspired by the true story of the Italian Jew Rubino Romeo Salmonì, was almost destined to be played by Cantarino.
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And it is about the fact that the young man appeared at the casting with hundreds of other children, after Benigni published a notice in the newspaper, but he was the only one who caught the director’s attention at first glance.
Today, an adult man explained in interviews that the plot of “Life is Beautiful” was very complicated for him, so they told it as a story, a story between good and evil.
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It was almost impossible for Cantarini to shake off the child image people had of him, although he did get small roles in works like Bobby Moresco’s Lamborghini, Legend, with Antonio Banderas and Alec Baldwin.
“It was nice to get rolling again in style. Also, I took Harold Pinter’s ‘The Dumbwaiter’ to the theatre […] Later, I filmed the series ‘Rai Aus-Adopt a student’ as the protagonist,” he told El Mundo.
He currently lives between New York, Italy and France and works as a theater actor, screenwriter and director of small projects.
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