Alberto Sordi (contributor)
Alberto Sordi, born Alberto Sordi on June 15, 1920, in Rome, Italy, was an actor
and singer. He began his career as a child, performing in theater productions
and singing in the choir of the Sixtine Chapel. In 1937, he started working as
an extra at Cinecittà and soon became a voice actor for Oliver Hardy, Robert
Mitchum, and Anthony Quinn. Sordi's acting career spanned over five decades,
appearing in more than 150 films and television shows. He collaborated with
Federico Fellini on notable films such as Die bittere Liebe (1952) and Die
Müßiggänger (1953). His role in Amore in St...