Other names Dino Galvanoni Role Actor Name Dino Galvani | Years active 1922 - 1960 (film) Occupation Actor | |
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Born 27 October 1890 Milan, Italy Died September 14, 1960, London, United Kingdom Movies Midnight Menace, Always a Bride, Fun at St Fanny's, The Lyons in Paris, The Flying Scotsman Similar People Maurice Elvey, David Lean, Ralph Smart, Val Guest, Castleton Knight | ||
Flying Scotsman 1929 Stunt by Brave Actors
Dino Galvani was an Italian actor. He was born Dino Galvanoni on 27 October 1890 in Milan, Italy and died 14 September 1960, aged 69 in London, England, UK and appeared in a number of British films.
He was a descendant of Aloisio Galvani, a famous anatomist. Born to Luigi Galvanoni and Ersilia (née Maggi), he was educated in Italy and intended for the priesthood. However he settled on the stage and made his debut in 1902 at the Teatro Verdi in Milan and his debut in films in Italy was in 1908. He later acted on the stage in England and in South Africa.
In the BBC radio programme ITMA, from series 4 to series 8, he played the role of Tommy Handley's Italian secretary Signor So-So.
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