Those who wrote the history of Italian television are not happy with what is being broadcast now and are saying so out loud
A mix of comedy and a lot of study, one of those who wrote and continues to make the history of Italian television, comments on what we see today through zapping. Fulfills? Not at all, on the contrary, there is criticism!
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In an interview with Today Nino Frasica was interviewed to trace the stages of his long career. To this day it can be said aloud that the comedian studied a lot to be able to write the history of Italian television and this can be seen from the great presenters who see him as the protagonist in which he leaves everyone enchanted Screen. As if that wasn’t enough, he’s been one of Don Matteo’s protagonists for 13 years, even surpassing it terence hill which all the fiction should have focused on.
Then at the interview the actor and cartoons was featured on current television and in the many programs that air today. Today’s is undoubtedly different from the past for a number of reasons, but for better or for worse? Nino Frasica He has no doubts: “It’s a lot and it’s done quickly. Less study and more improvisation. But improvisation is for people with a sense of comedy. It’s not enough to do parnacchie on television, it’s a mess. Crap is crap”.
Nino Frassica, 71 years old and a dream: to become a mask
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In a 71-year-old, most of whom are committed to their careers, Nino Frasica He has given a lot to Italian television, but he still has one dream: to become a mask. He revealed to the weekly newspaper Oggi: “It’s different from being an actor, no matter how good or very good. Totò, Benigni, Troisi… masks. If I had to define myself, I would say ‘humorist’”. However, the actor has since committed to writing a novel, his first, due out in November: “It has everything I think of in it, and this time I didn’t have to deal with any director, official, producer . “.
In his next novel entitled “Pola. A true story”She revealed a few anecdotes: “I wrote it in four months. I thought of nothing else, I was in love. Luckily I got the ending right otherwise it was 6,000 pages”.