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Nov. 6, 2008
Movies
For the late Mastroianni, who’s being remembered at UCLA, acting was a fountain of youth.
July 4, 1999
Entertainment & Arts
Anna Maria Tato captures the late actor’s charm and pensiveness.
Sept. 30, 1999
Raoul Ruiz’s “Three Lives and Only One Death” is a sly, droll, deliciously intricate fable contemplating the human personality in all its mystery and presenting Marcello Mastroianni with one of his most challenging acting opportunities.
Nov. 29, 1996
Pacing absurdly through his wife’s elegant garden party, his hands behind his back, his head bobbing like some living dunk-’em bird, Marcello Mastroianni puts the last bit of body English on a role he has come to own, the weak-willed, charming clown.
Oct. 16, 1987
Marcello Mastroianni, the witty, affable and darkly handsome Italian actor who sprang to international consciousness in Federico Fellini’s 1960 classic “La Dolce Vita,” died Wednesday at his Paris home.
Dec. 20, 1996
Archives
Ruggero Mastroianni, 66, popular Italian film editor.
Sept. 12, 1996
Marcello Mastroianni, who died in Paris in December 1996 at age 72, could not have had a finer valedictory to a great career than Manoel de Oliveira’s “Voyage to the Beginning of the World.”
July 31, 1998
Thousands streamed to Rome’s Capitoline Hill city hall Saturday to pay last respects to actor Marcello Mastroianni, who died of cancer in Paris on Thursday at 72.
Dec. 22, 1996
Anna Maria Tato’s three-hour, 18-minute “Marcello Mastroianni: I Remember” is the kind of full-length career portrait that every great actor deserves but rarely receives.
Oct. 1, 1999