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Tag Archives: Giorgio Ardisson
Giorgio Ardisson: The Italian James Bond
I’m very pleased to announce the publication – at last! – of the second WildEye book. Giorgio Ardisson: The Italian James Bond is an in-depth look at the career of Italian actor Giorgio Ardisson. Continue reading
Ciak… si Moroni
Mario Moroni made two films during his long career in Italian cinema, both of them are authentic poverty row efforts of little critical or aesthetic value. But as nobody else is deranged enough to waste their time examining his work, it seems like an appropriate job for The WildEye… Continue reading
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Tagged CIak si muore, Giorgio Ardisson, Mallory Must Not Die, Mario Moroni, Robert Woods, Teodoro Corra
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The WildEye 2: Giorgio Ardisson, the Italian James Bond
OK, a little information about where I am with the next WildEye book, The WildEye 2: Giorgio Ardisson, the Italian James Bond Continue reading
Latest on The WildEye’s Giorgio Ardisson book
It’s been a long time since I mentioned this project, so it’s probably time for an update. Continue reading
Help – Giorgio Ardisson material wanted!
A favour… now that the end is nearly in sight for the first WildEye book, my attention is already wandering onto what subjects I could possibly tackle next. And I’m thinking that it would be nice to do a Giorgio Ardisson special. Continue reading