Darío Víttori (14 September 1921 – 19 January 2001) was an
Italian
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born
Argentine comic actor. His real name was Melito Darío Spartaco Margozzi. He was born on 14 September 1921 in Montecelio,
Lazio
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Italy
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, and died on 19 January 2001 in
Buenos Aires
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Argentina
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He had an extensive body of work in Argentine
theatre
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films and
television
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.
Filmography
*''Chicos ricos'' (2000) ''Rubén''
*''¿Los piolas no se casan...?'' (1981) ''Don Carmelo''
*''Subí que te llevo'' (1980)
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Frutilla'' (1980) ''Florencio Parravicini''
*''Así es la vida'' (1977) ''Liberti''
*''Los chantas'' (1975) ''Ingenieri''
*''
Las píldoras'' (1972)
*''
Blum'' (1970)
*''¡Qué noche de casamiento!'' (1969)
*''Villa Cariño está que arde'' (1968)
*''Lo prohibido está de moda'' (1968)
*''
Digan lo que digan'' (1967)
*''Las pirañas'' (1967)
*''Villa Cariño'' (1967)
*''¡Ésto es alegría!'' (1967) ''Sr. Venturini''
*''De profesión sospechosos'' (1966) ''Sr. Andrade''
*''Orden de matar'' (1965) ''Sacerdote''
*''Los hipócritas'' (1965) ''Dr. Massini''
*''Ritmo nuevo, vieja ola'' (1964)
*''La fin del mundo'' (1963)
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1921 births
2001 deaths
Italian emigrants to Argentina
Italian expatriates in Argentina
Naturalized citizens of Argentina
People of Lazian descent
Argentine male film actors
Argentine male stage actors
Argentine male television actors
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