
CAST & CREW
Nino Terzo
Nino Terzo (22 May 1923 – 8 May 2005) was an Italian actor. Born in Palermo as Antonino Terzo, he worked intensively in the avanspettacolo and revue theater, entering the stage companies of Totò, Peppino De Filippo, Franco Franchi and Ciccio Ingrassia, Domenico Modugno, among others. Terzo was also active as a singer, appearing in several operettas. Terzo made his film debut in 1962, and he soon established himself as one of the most active character actors in the Italian comedy cinema, usually playing, with small variations, the character that made him famous in avanspettacolo, i.e. a man with extremely slow reflexes and a huge speech impediment, which does not allow him to speak before he loudly inhaled and exhaled. He retired in 1992 for health reasons. Source: Article "Nino Terzo" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.
FILMOGRAPHY
Cinema ParadisoPeppino's Father
The Soldier with Great ManeuversMale nurse
The Lady MedicNurse Pezzullo
The Nurse on a Military TourCaporale al deposito
The Shortest DayGuardia del corpo dei mafiosi (uncredited)
The ClownsClown
La figliastra - Storia di corna e di passioniFefé
Emanuelle in the CountryCommissioner Cipolla
Lady FootballBachisio
Lisa with the Blue Eyesil cuoco Carmelino
Young, Beautiful... Probably Richinsegnante di ginnastica
The Amazing Doctor GA policeman (uncredited)
All the Gold in the WorldFirst Usher
Oh! Those Most Secret AgentsRussian agent
Story of Fear and a KnifeZu' Nino
Totò vs the FourUsciere Pappalardo
Two Escape from Sing SingMovie
Zum Zum Zum 2Filiberto Caputo
I'm Not Worthy of YouSergente balbuziente
It's a Woman's WarCocuzza
Café ExpressStationmaster Zappacosta
Do you know the latest on the crazy ones?paziente del manicomio
Don't Ever Leave MeLa Bennola
Those Two in the LegionSergeant Tresport
Song That's Playing In My Head (Zum Zum Zum)Filiberto Caputo
Two Idiots at Fort AlamoSchultz
Midnight of LoveGaetano
Who Gave You the License?Bartolomeo
Beautiful, Rich, Slight Physical Defect, Seeks Soulmateil cameriere di Teresa
Getting Away with It the Italian Way"Manciola"