Born in Bergamo, Italy — Mar 01 1926• Died Mar 19 1992

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Cesare Danova (March 1, 1926 - March 19, 1992), born Cesare Deitinger in Bergamo, Italy, was a television and screen actor. He adopted the stage name Danova when he turned to acting in Rome at the end of World War II. He migrated to the United States in the 1950s to make the film Don Giovanni (Don Juan) in 1955. He was contracted to MGM in 1956. Other appearances include The Man Who Understood Women. He tested for a part in Ben Hur, but his big break was the role of Apollodorus, Cleopatra's personal servant in the…
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Lt. Edmund Cavette

Count Antoine de Muriac


Fedalio Cevini

President Manuel Ebenez

Frank Bartone




Count Di Montova


Alonzo Delomo


Michelet

Umberto Fabriani


Alfieri





Roger Duquesne


Man (segment "Smile, Please")

Father Juan Perez



Count Cesare Guardia





Abbott

Knebel

Russell Asher



Count Egan

Felix Garth




Captain Romano



Mario Cellini

Nick Gasparini


Apollodorus


Mayor Carmine DePasto

Giovanni Cappa

John Corey


Ramon Valdez

Tommy Barban

Anthony Draco

Captain Vettori

Philip Bianco

Pepe Pepponi

Carlo di Ventimiglia, il Corsaro Verde

Harry Holt

Second Ernesto

Hector Servadac

Mario

Major Marco Ranieri

Count Elmo Mancini

Dieter Klaus

George

Raniero


Il conte Sigfride (segment: I Cavalieri dell'illusione)

Piotr Grinev

Paolo Cellini

Sandro

Dottore

L'avvocato Enzo Pirani

Kirk Mauri

Cesare il fusto

Marcos de Malta

Ralph Carigan

Sandro Fabbri

Don Giovanni

Lorenzo

Carlos Montaña
