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Franco Corsaro - Actor & Filmmaker | The Couch Critic
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Franco Corsaro
Born
August 19, 1900
Died: April 19, 1982
(Lived 81 years)
Place of Birth
New York City, New York, USA
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male
Career Highlights
27
Movies
4
TV Shows
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Franco Corsaro
Biography
Franco Corsaro ( August 19, 1900 - April 19, 1982) was an American actor.
Movies
27
TV Shows
4
The Don Is Dead
as
Manzini (uncredited)
November 14, 1973
Pay or Die!
as
Vito Zarillo
July 27, 1960
Ten Thousand Bedrooms
as
Headwaiter (uncredited)
April 3, 1957
Roman Holiday
as
Undetermined Role (uncredited)
August 26, 1953
Ha da venì... don Calogero!
as
Barista
March 4, 1952
Black Magic
as
Chico
August 19, 1949
Dangerous Millions
as
Alfredo Charles
November 27, 1946
Two Sisters from Boston
as
Assistant Stage Director (uncredited)
June 6, 1946
Adventure
as
Waiter in Cantina (uncredited)
December 28, 1945
Yolanda and the Thief
Cast
November 22, 1945
The Crime Doctor's Warning
as
Joseph Duval (uncredited)
September 27, 1945
A Bell for Adano
as
Soldier
June 21, 1945
For Whom the Bell Tolls
as
Elias' Man
July 12, 1943
Casablanca
as
French Police Officer (uncredited)
January 15, 1943
Spy Smasher
as
Captain Pierre Durand
April 4, 1942
A Tragedy at Midnight
as
Renaldo (uncredited)
February 2, 1942
The Mark of Zorro
as
Orderly (uncredited)
November 8, 1940
Down Argentine Way
as
Man at Racetrack (uncredited)
October 11, 1940
Phantom Raiders
as
Ysidro - Morris' Head Clerk (uncredited)
June 7, 1940
My Favorite Wife
as
Waiter Bringing Wine (uncredited)
May 17, 1940
I Was an Adventuress
as
French Artist (uncredited)
May 10, 1940
Black Friday
as
Club Maitre d' (uncredited)
February 29, 1940
Green Hell
as
Man (uncredited)
January 26, 1940
Western Trails
as
Indian Joe (as Franko Carsarro)
May 31, 1938
The Nurse from Brooklyn
as
Headwaiter (uncredited)
April 29, 1938
The Bride Wore Red
as
Hotel Chauffeur (uncredited)
October 8, 1937
Let's Live Tonight
as
Argentinian
March 16, 1935
