Producer
Alberto Grimaldi
Born March 28, 1925 in Napoli, Italy · Died January 23, 2021 (aged 95)
Alberto Grimaldi is an Italian film producer. Grimaldi is credited with producing some of the most famous films in film history including "For A Few Dollars More" in 1965, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in 1966, Last Tango in Paris in 1972 and Gangs of New York in 2002.
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Gangs of New York2002
LearningGinger and Fred1986
LearningHurricane Rosie1980
Lovers and Liars1979
LearningThe Crimson Night of the Hawk1978
LearningFellini's Casanova1976
19001976
LearningIllustrious Corpses1976
Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom1976
LearningTen Killers from Afar1974
Arabian Nights1974
LearningBawdy Tales1973
Last Tango in Paris1972
Man of La Mancha1972
LearningMan of the East1972
The Canterbury Tales1972
LearningOceano1971
LearningTrastevere1971
LearningAfrica Uncensored1971
LearningReturn of Sabata1971
The Decameron1971
LearningAdiós, Sabata1970
LearningBurn!1969
Satyricon1969
LearningSabata1969
LearningThe Scarlet Lady1969
The Mercenary1968
LearningEmma Hamilton1968
LearningA Quiet Place in the Country1968
LearningAppointment in Beirut1968
LearningListen, Let's Make Love1968
LearningSpirits of the Dead1968
LearningGo For Broke1968
Face to Face1967
LearningDesert Commandos1967
The Big Gundown1967
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly1966
LearningRequiem for a Secret Agent1966
For a Few Dollars More1965
LearningLegacy of the Incas1965
LearningTwo Violent Men1964
LearningRide and Kill1964
LearningThe Shadow of Zorro1962
