Io, io, io... e gli altri (1966, by Alessandro Blasetti) as Commendator Trepossi Un italiano in America (1967, by Alberto Sordi) as Giuseppe's Father After the Fox (1966, director) as Himself (uncredited) Gli altri, gli altri e noi (1967, by Maurizio Arena) The Biggest Bundle of Them All (1968, by Ken Annakin) as Cesare Celli Darling Caroline (1968, by Denys de la Patellière) as Le comte de Bièvre - le père de Caroline The Shoes of the Fisherman (1968, by Michael Anderson) as Cardinal Rinaldi If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium (1969, by Mel Stuart) as Shoemaker The Thirteen Chairs (1969, by Nicolas Gessner and Luciano Lucignani) as Carlo De Seta - The Commendatore Cose di Cosa Nostra (1970, by Steno) as Don Michele Io non-vedo, tu non-parli, lui non-sente (1971, by Mario Camerini) as Player in Venice casino Trastevere (1971, by Fausto Tozzi) as Enrico Formichi Siamo tutti in libertà provvisoria (1972, by Manlio Scarpelli) as Giuseppe Mancini 'Pulcinella' Ettore lo fusto (1972, by Enzo G. Castellari) as Giove Snow Job (1972, by George Englund) as Enrico Dolphi L'odeur des fauves (1972, by Richard Balducci) as Milord Le avventure di Pinocchio (1972, by Luigi Comencini (both Film and TV versions)) as Il giudice The Small Miracle (1973, TV Movie, by Jeannot Szwarc) as Father Damico Storia de fratelli e de cortelli (1973, by Mario Amendola) as Maresciallo Cenciarelli Il delitto Matteotti (1973, by Florestano Vancini) as Mauro Del Giudice Viaggia, ragazza, viaggia, hai la musica nelle vene (1973, by Pasquale Squitieri) Blood for Dracula (1974, by Paul Morrissey and Antonio Margheriti) as Il Marchese Di Fiore C'eravamo tanto amati (1974, by Ettore Scola) as Himself Intorno (1974, Short, by Manuel De Sica) L'eroe (1976, TV Movie, by Manuel De Sica) (final film role) Note: on many sources, Fontana di Trevi by Carlo Campogalliani (1960) and La bonne soupe by Robert Thomas (1964) are included but de Sica does not appear in those films. Television appearances as actor The Four Just Men, by Sapphire Films (1959) (10 of the 39 episodes made) References Further reading External links Vittorio De Sica director bio for The Garden of the Finzi-Continis Sony Pictures Entertainment website, retrieved 8 April 2006 Vittorio De Sica Review Wall Street Journal article, retrieved 9 March 2013 1901 births 1974 deaths People of Campanian descent Italian Roman Catholics Italian comedians Italian communists Italian male film actors Italian film