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| Also Known As: | Antonio Delli Colli | Died: | August 16, 2005 |
| Born: | November 20, 1923 | Cause of Death: | heart attack |
| Birth Place: | Italy | Profession: | director of photography, camera assistant |
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Versatile cinematographer, equally distinguished for his gritty, urban, black-and-white images ("Accatone" 1961) as for his brilliantly hued color landscapes ("Lacombe, Lucien", 1973). Delli Colli shot Italy's first color film, "Toto a Colori" (1952), and collaborated frequently with directors Pier Paolo Pasolini and Sergio Leone.
Versatile cinematographer, equally distinguished for his gritty, urban, black-and-white images ("Accatone" 1961) as for his brilliantly hued color landscapes ("Lacombe, Lucien", 1973). Delli Colli shot Italy's first color film, "Toto a Colori" (1952), and collaborated frequently with directors Pier Paolo Pasolini and Sergio Leone.
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Worked as camera operator for cinematographers Ubaldo Arata and Anchise Brizzi
1943:
First feature as director of photography, "Finalmente si"
1952:
Shot Italy's first color film, "Toto a Colori"
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