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Enzo Decaro at Giffoni Film Festival in 2012 Enzo Decaro , at the registry office Vincenzo Purcaro Decaro (Portici, 24 March 1958), is an Italian actor, screenwriter and cabaret, exponent of the new Neapolitan comedy (brought to the fore from the theater group The grimace in the second half of the seventies), together with Massimo Troisi and Lello Arena. The trio the grimace In a photo of the seventies Graduated in Literature at the University of Naples, he soon began to make theater and, together with some friends (including Massimo Troisi and Lello Arena) he formed the group Rh-negative , inaugurating a new type of theater that drew to the Neapolitan farce and the cabaret [first] . The consent of the public obtained at the theater, however, did not compensate for the lifestyle of the artist and his companions: the group, during the beginning he often was not even paid and recited almost exclusively for taste and passion. They could not even afford elegant clothes and refined accessories. Everything was therefore carried out in a deliberately coarse way, with rather scarce and essential scenes and customs [2] . In 1977 the group (renamed The Saracens and subsequently The grimace ) He thinned and remained in addition to Decaro, only Troisi and Arena. The trio made his debut at the San Carluccio Theater in Naples, thanks to the sudden flat rate of Leopoldo Mastelloni [first] [3] , then landed at the Roman cabaret The song (thanks to the intervention of the same Decaro who managed to convince the owner of the club, Marcello Casco) [4] and the radio transmission Cordially together [5] . Finally, noticed by Enzo Trapani and Giancarlo Magalli, he made his debut in the television program ” Non -stop ” [3] . The grimace He also landed in ” Luna Park “, The Saturday evening program conducted by Pippo Baudo, and remained active from 1979 until the early eighties, staging a wide range of sketches [6] . After the theatrical show So it is (if you like) [5] , the trio melted definitively because, according to the words of Troisi, of artistic divergences between him and Decaro [7] . The comic group was dissolved, Decaro continued his business both as a director and as a television and theatrical actor. In 1981 he made his debut in the cinema with Before it’s too early , films that saw him play the role of actor, screenwriter, musician and director. In 1998 the great success of the fiction A woman for friend He brought him back to the national limelight. He continued by interpreting other successful fictions, including The provincial , Pride , The uncle of America , Fathers , The cardinal , We , Mother Teresa , Try it again prof! , He was my brother , The third truth , The last penalty 1 and 2 , A mother It is A woman for friend 1 and 2 . Cinema [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Before it’s too early , directed by Enzo Decaro (1981) Scirocco , directed by Aldo Lado (1987) Courgette flowers , directed by Stefano Pomilia (1989) Me, Peter Pan , directed by Enzo Decaro (1989) Master Mother , directed by Stefano Pomilia (1991) Thieves of the future , directed by Enzo Decaro (1991) Thanks to the sky, there is Tot\u00f2 , directed by Stefano Pomilia (1991) Vittoria’s stories , directed by Antonietta De Lillo (1995) Harassing love , directed by Mario Martone (1995) Vrindavan Film Studios , directed by Lamberto Lambertini (1996) The war is over , directed by Nina Mimica (1997) – short film Strong hands , directed by Franco Bernini (1997) Metropolitan fairy tales , directed by Egidio Eronico (1997) Love with a capital S , Regia Di Paolo Costella (2002) No Smoking Company – Smoking in the company forbidden , directed by Edo Tagliavini (2006) The second time is never forgotten , directed by Francesco Ranieri Martinotti (2008) It was the hand of God , directed by Paolo Sorrentino (2021) “A particular weekend” directed by Gianni Ciuffini (2023) Television [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Perverse game , directed by Italo Moscati – Film TV (1993) The great fire , directed by Fabrizio Costa (1995) Constancy , directed by Gianluigi Calderone (1998) A woman for friend , directed by Rossella Izzo (1998-2001) All men are the same , directed by Alessandro Capone (1997) The cardinal , directed by Berthold MitterMayr (1999) Mozart is a killer , directed by Sergio Martino (2002) The last penalty , directed by Sergio Martino (2002) Fathers , directed by Riccardo Donna (2002) Everything on that night , directed by Massimo Spano (2002) The uncle of America , directed by Rossella Izzo (2002) Mother Teresa , directed by Fabrizio Costa (2003) Pride , directed by Giorgio Serafini and Vittorio De Sisti (2004-2005) This love , directed by Luca Manfredi (2004) We , directed by Peter Exacoustos (2004) Try it again prof! , directed by Rossella Izzo (2005-2017) The provincial , directed by Pasquale Pozzesere (2006) The last penalty 2 , directed by Sergio Martino (2006) He was my brother , directed by Claudio Bonivento (2007) The third truth , directed by Stefano Real (2007) A mother , directed by Massimo Soano (2008) My house is full of mirrors , directed by Vittorio Sindoni (2010) Crimes episode Black Dog , directed by Claudio Bonivento (2010) Millionaire Naples! , directed by Franza Di Rosa (2011) Night before the exams ’82 , directed by Elisabetta Marchetti (2011) These ghosts , directed by Franza Di Rosa (2011) The life that runs , directed by Fabrizio Costa – TV miniseries (2012) The Enzo Tortora case – Where were we stayed? – Miniserie TV (2012) A Place in the Sun , various directors – Serial TV (2013) The broken years – The engineer – Miniserie TV (2014) A bullet in the heart 2 – TV series (2016) Trunk love – TV series (2019) Documentaries [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] ^  a b  Paradiso … couldn’t you wait?, Pp. 12-13 .  ^  Cocardard, pp. 45-46 .  ^  a b  The grimace , The grimace, leafing through the vintage newspapers – The good deeds of Mamma Rai , pag. IX .  ^  The grimace , The grimace, leafing through the vintage newspapers – The good deeds of Mamma Rai , pag. X .  ^  a b   The expressive vis of Massimo Troisi, a Neapolitan DOC , in The Republic , June 5, 2014.  ^  The grimace , The grimace, leafing through the period newspapers – Massimo speaks of Massimo, Lello and Enzo , pag. Vi .  ^   The beginnings: “The grimace” . are Digilander.libero.it . URL consulted on April 5, 2014  (archived by URL Original April 7, 2014) .  ^   Repubblica article . are ricerma.repubblica.it .  Lello Arena, Enzo Decaro, Massimo Troisi, Stefania Tondo and Fabrizio Coscia, The grimace , Einaudi Editore, 1997, ISBN 978-88-06-14407-4.  Paradise … couldn’t you wait? , Emme Edizioni, 1994.   Official site . are enzodecaro.it .  ( IN ) Enzo Decaro . are MusicBrainz , MetaBrainz Foundation.   Enzo Decaro . are Mymovies.it , Mo-Net Srl.  ( IN ) Enzo Decaro . are Internet Movie Database , IMDB.com.  ( IN ) Enzo Decaro . are AllMovie , All Media Network.  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